European NGO Funding Promotes Conflict in Hebron
The Hebron Restoration Committee (HRC), which is funded by a number of European, mainly Scandinavian, funders, perpetuates hatred and violence in the region.
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Ford Foundation NGO Policy - Update
The Ford Foundation has made a commitment to review funding for NGOs and to halt support for those that exploit human rights and humanitarian claims in order to engage in demonization of Israel. Fords implemention of these promises is being monitored closely.
Marginal Improvement: The Human Rights Watch 2004 World Report
HRWs credibility is in serious doubt on two grounds. First, officials such as Roth consistently fail to state their criteria for using complex terms from international law such as proportionality. The absence of criteria suggests a dominant political agenda. Second, HRWs policy statements...
Canadian Government Funding NGOs anti-Israel Propaganda
Alternatives has won generous funding from the Canadian government on the basis of its human rights principles that meets the needs and responds to the demands of progressive Canadians but its domestic and foreign activities reveal a highly inaccurate ideological agenda to undermine Israel.
Majority of International and Palestinian NGOs Fail to Condemn Jerusalem Suicide Bombing
Amnesty International and EMHRN issued condemnations of the January 29 Jerusalem bus bombing, in strong contrast to many other major international and Palestinian NGOs. The silence from the other human-rights based NGOs illustrates the serious questions that have been raised about their adherence to an unbiased and universal agenda.
Habitat International Coalitions Anti-Israel Agenda
HIC provides another example of how the Ford Foundation and European funding bodies support highly politicized human rights NGOs. HIC engages in inaccurate reporting to further the campaign to demonize Israel. This article highlights HICs assertion that "Israels legal structure guarantees institutional racism".
Politics or Altruism: An Analysis of Palestinian Childrens NGOs
We survey several childrens NGOs revealing how many blend politics and ideology into human rights but how one maintains universal human rights standards and avoids politicization. While it may be difficult for Palestinian childrens NGOs to maintain neutrality in a politically charged environment, Zeina has illustrated that such conduct is possible.
Palestinian NGOs Refuse to Condemn Terror
USAID has added new guidelines to the standard grant application, Certification Regarding Terrorist Financing, binding signatories not to promote or engage in violence, terrorism, bigotry or the destruction of any state. The largest Palestinian NGO network, consisting of 92 NGOs bitterly opposes this move and refuses to sign.
