Government-Compiled Dossier Accuses Organization of Promoting Boycotts
Jerusalem –(ENEWSPF)—May 8, 2018
Contact: Human Rights Watch Communications
Israeli authorities on May 7, 2018, revoked the work permit for Omar Shakir, the Human Rights Watch Israel and Palestine director, and ordered him to leave Israel within 14 days, Human Rights Watch said today. The government said it was because of Shakir’s alleged support for boycotts of
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Israel Orders Human Rights Watch Official Deported
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