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Tuesday, 1 February 2022 (YJC)_ Amnesty International has announced that it will release a report on Tel Aviv's crimes of racial discrimination against Palestinians.
Amnesty International has accused the Zionist regime of committing crimes of apartheid (racism) against Palestinians.
According to the Al-Mayadin website, the international organization involved all social institutions and military officials of the Zionist regime in crimes of racism.
In its report, Amnesty International noted that the entire regime was involved in the case, and that Tel Aviv social organizations and military officials had committed the crimes throughout Palestine, and even against Palestinian refugees.
The International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) has announced that it will publish a new report entitled "Israel's Anti-Palestinian Regime (Apartheid) Regime: A Cruel Regime Based on Dominance and Crimes Against Humanity."
Amnesty International commented on the details of the report:
The new report includes more research, and this research is more comprehensive and in-depth; The research that Amnesty International has carried out to date.
The report focuses on issues such as documenting a wide range of confiscations of Palestinian land and property, criminal killings, forced migration, severe relocation restrictions, deprivation of Palestinian nationality and citizenship rights.
Amnesty International emphasizes that all of these issues are part of the discriminatory Tel Aviv regime, which is a crime against humanity under international law.
The organization clarified:
As a legal entity, it intends to publish this report as an attempt by the Zionist regime to commit racially discriminatory crimes against the Palestinians, despite Tel Aviv's request to ignore it.
Amnesty International's statements and reports come as Human Rights Watch last year acknowledged the Zionist regime's crimes of racism against the Palestinian people.
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