Opinion – The Silencing of Amnesty International’s Report on Israeli Apartheid

Jeff Handmaker

Opinion – The Silencing of Amnesty International’s Report on Israeli Apartheid

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Most analyses of Amnesty International’s ground-breaking report, including a contribution in this publication by Alexander Loengarov, to which this article responds, have fallen short in grappling with the social, historical and legal underpinnings of Israel’s regime of systemic discrimination, settler-colonialism and apartheid that Amnesty’s report responds to.

Original language	English
Edition	February
Media of output	Online
Publication status	Published - 18 Feb 2022

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