Human Rights Watch Owes Israel an Apology on Gaza War Crimes Charges
In the wake of Judge Richard Goldstone's landmark op-ed in The Washington Post, Stuart Robinowitz says Human Rights Watch should issue a mea culpa for its allegations that Israel committed war crimes in the deaths of civilians in Gaza—and return to the nonpartisan humanitarian goals for which it was created. In a rebuttal, HRW's Iain Levine writes that Goldstone, far from "retracting" his entire report on the Gaza war, "only reconsidered the report's conclusion that Israel had a policy of deliberately targeting civilians in Gaza—a charge Human Rights Watch never made."
Wearing an eye-patch in the colours of the US flag and holding a knife between his teeth pretending to be a pirate, one of as several hundred left-wingers demonstrates near the US embassy in Awkar close to Beirut on June 6, 2010, calling for an end to Isr
