The reply highlights how Energix is using politically inflammatory anti-boycott language to attack legitimate human rights work. In fact, the Supreme Court of Israel deemed the provision of the Anti-Boycott Law Energix hinges its complaint on unconstitutional four years..…

The organization that once equated, published the ugly, and remains home to the ironically named Human Rights Council appears to be shifting in new, more hopeful direction.. ... Shaheed describes anti-Semitism as human rights issue, noting the antisemitism..…