Jerusalrm (TSAT) The international community must sanction Israel for the crime of apartheid and impose an arms embargo against it, the left-wing NGO Amnesty International said in a new 211-pages report.

"We found that Israel’s cruel policies of segregation, dispossession and exclusion across all territories under its control clearly amount to apartheid," Secretary-General Agnès Callamard stated
The Amnesty representatives told reporters at press conference in Jerusalem that the publication of the report was the start of a campaign by the organization and its 10 million members to force Israel to halt its practices of apartheid.

"Today we launch our findings. Tomorrow Amnesty starts its campaign to boost the cause of Palestinian and Israeli civil society for justice: to demand that world leaders take strong, human rights-based action to bring to an end Israel's occupation.
"Governments who continue to supply Israel with arms and shield it from accountability at the UN are supporting a system of apartheid, undermining the international legal order and exacerbating the suffering of the Palestinian people." Agnès Callamard added

The deputy regional director for Amnesty 's Middle East and North Africa SALEH HIGAZI, said that Amnesty was prepared for a protracted campaign.

"This will be a long struggle, but it is a struggle based on moral duty," Higazi said. "Amnesty will be committed to it until apartheid is dismantled one pillar at a time."

Amnesty International is accuse Israel for crime of apartheid in the last two years. It follows similar accusations by Human Rights Watch. The other reports also mention Israeli actions of apartheid within areas of both Israeli sovereignty and military rule.

Amnesty International is the first first NGO keeping the report at the center of an international public campaign that would include the International Criminal Court, the United Nations and Israel's diplomatic relations, including its strongest allies.

The US has always attempts to stop the international community from labeling Israel an apartheid state. In Washington in advance of the report's publication US State Department spokesman Ned Price stated that apartheid is not language that we have used nor would we ever use" to describe Israel

On Tuesday Amnesty demanded that UN member nations with special ties to Israel link that relationship to suspension of its "apartheid practices." This includes the US, the European Union, the United Kingdom and Israel's fledgling ties with African and Arab states.

"Do not support the system of apartheid or render aid or assistance to maintaining such a regime, and cooperate to bring an end to this unlawful situation," the report stated.

The report, published by with the titled "Israel's Apartheid against Palestinians: a cruel system of domination and crime against humanity," Amnesty accused Israel of perpetrating this crime since 1948 and throughout its subsequent history.

"We found that Israel’s cruel policies of segregation, dispossession and exclusion across all territories under its control clearly amount to apartheid," Secretary-General Agnès Callamard stated

The international community must sanction Israel for the crime of apartheid and impose an arms embargo against it, the left-wing NGO Amnesty International said in a new 211-pages report.

"We found that Israel’s cruel policies of segregation, dispossession and exclusion across all territories under its control clearly amount to apartheid," Secretary-General Agnès Callamard stated
The Amnesty representatives told reporters at press conference in Jerusalem that the publication of the report was the start of a campaign by the organization and its 10 million members to force Israel to halt its practices of apartheid.

"Today we launch our findings. Tomorrow Amnesty starts its campaign to boost the cause of Palestinian and Israeli civil society for justice: to demand that world leaders take strong, human rights-based action to bring to an end Israel's occupation.
"Governments who continue to supply Israel with arms and shield it from accountability at the UN are supporting a system of apartheid, undermining the international legal order and exacerbating the suffering of the Palestinian people." Agnès Callamard added

The deputy regional director for Amnesty 's Middle East and North Africa SALEH HIGAZI, said that Amnesty was prepared for a protracted campaign.

"This will be a long struggle, but it is a struggle based on moral duty," Higazi said. "Amnesty will be committed to it until apartheid is dismantled one pillar at a time."

Amnesty International is accuse Israel for crime of apartheid in the last two years. It follows similar accusations by Human Rights Watch. The other reports also mention Israeli actions of apartheid within areas of both Israeli sovereignty and military rule.

Amnesty International is the first first NGO keeping the report at the center of an international public campaign that would include the International Criminal Court, the United Nations and Israel's diplomatic relations, including its strongest allies.

The US has always attempts to stop the international community from labeling Israel an apartheid state. In Washington in advance of the report's publication US State Department spokesman Ned Price stated that apartheid is not language that we have used nor would we ever use" to describe Israel

On Tuesday Amnesty demanded that UN member nations with special ties to Israel link that relationship to suspension of its "apartheid practices." This includes the US, the European Union, the United Kingdom and Israel's fledgling ties with African and Arab states.

"Do not support the system of apartheid or render aid or assistance to maintaining such a regime, and cooperate to bring an end to this unlawful situation," the report stated.

The report, published by with the titled "Israel's Apartheid against Palestinians: a cruel system of domination and crime against humanity," Amnesty accused Israel of perpetrating this crime since 1948 and throughout its subsequent history.

"We found that Israel’s cruel policies of segregation, dispossession and exclusion across all territories under its control clearly amount to apartheid," Secretary-General Agnès Callamard stated