Tselem in a sentence

Three widely esteemed human rights organizations — Amnesty International, Human Rights Watch and B’Tselem — have rendered a clear and convincing judgment: Israel operates a system of apartheid against Palestinians.

A new report by Israeli rights group B’Tselem has documented recurring instances of severe abuse of Palestinians by Israeli soldiers in the center of the occupied West Bank city of Hebron (Al-Khalil) between May and August 2024.

A recent report by the B’Tselem Israeli human rights group testimonies from 55 Palestinians incarcerated in Israeli detention facilities.

B'tselem, a Jerusalem-based human rights organisation, said the current war is far deadlier than previous conflicts between Israel and Gaza.

B'Tselem detailed similar testimonies, with several people reporting sexual assault.

For B’Tselem, Mr Ben Gvir bears a heavy responsibility for the abuses now being reported.

The UN Special Rapporteur and Israeli human rights organisation B’Tselem have both concluded that Israel is committing the crime of apartheid.

B’tselem, another Israeli organisation, said this week that in 2019 Israel demolished a record number of homes in East Jerusalem.

B’Tselem, Israel’s leading human rights group, grew so frustrated with the military justice system that in 2016 it halted its decades-long practice of assisting military investigations.

Levi picks apart B’Tselem films for subtitling “what they want us to hear” without realizing they’re actually only subtitling the Arabic (in Hebrew and English) because the video is for Israelis who don’t also need the Hebrew translated.

He rose to prominence during the first Intifada, the Palestinian uprising and was a senior field researcher for B’Tselem, the Israeli Information Center for Human Rights in the Occupied Territories.

Meanwhile, human rights group B’Tselem has recorded 13 other price tag attacks in the West Bank over the past two months, including slashed tires and hateful graffiti.

Moreover, the Israeli military “installed iron gates at the entrances to the vast majority of West Bank villages, allowing it to isolate them within minutes and with minimal personnel,” according to research by Israeli human rights group B’Tselem.

Two separate investigations by B’Tselem and Human Rights Watch determine that the Israeli army and Palestinian armed groups unlawfully targeted civilian populations during the most recent Gaza escalation.

In Abu Nawwar, the B'Tselem rights group told the that 62 people, half of them minors, were left homeless.

The footage was released by Israeli human rights organization B’Tselem and caused international uproar, leading an investigation to be opened against him.

While supporters of the bill view the documentation of soldiers as an unnecessary hindrance to the IDF’s work in the field, non-governmental organizations like B’Tselem consider such footage the best way to hold the military accountable.

B'Tselem charged that Israel is using the absence of modern legal documents for the communal land as a legal basis for expropriating it.

The Israeli-based International Policy Institute for Counter-Terrorism criticized the methodology of Palestinian-based rights groups, including B'tselem, and questioned their accuracy in classifying civilian/combatant ratios.

The word 'Image' is translated from two Hebrew words 'demuth' - likeness or similitude and 'tselem'- an obscure word which translates as image or idol.