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Get Ready for Political Terrorism

Israeli organizations working toward the investigation of Operation Protective Edge as agents of a Palestinian fund In this report we have gathered facts about the activities of Israeli and Palestinian groups which focus mainly on advancing the de-legitimization of the State of Israel, accuse it of having carried out war crimes and violated international law, and which promote boycotts, divestment and sanctions (BDS) against Israel. This brochure is based on information that was non-confidential and available when the research was conducted, with a focus on the period after Operation Protective Edge. Despite our efforts to be comprehensive, there may be addition- al sources which could have affected the results of the research which we have missed. For the sake of furthering the accuracy of this report, we would be grateful to anyone who brings fur- ther information to our attention. If corrections are required following further information received, these will be included in the following editions of this report. assumes no responsibility for any reliance based solely on the contents of this brochure and shall bear no responsibility for any such reliance.

2 1Contents

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31. On the Concept “Political Terrorism”...... 155

42. Executive Summary...... 166

53. Foreword...... 177

64. Introduction...... 188

75. Operation Protective Edge...... 1910

86. Materials that comprise the Schabas Report.... 2012

97. Appendices:...... 2113

10Approval of emergency funding for nine "civil 22 society organizations"...... 13

11Organizational chart...... 2314

12The Secretariat's funding of organizations 24 in 2014...... 18

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4 371. On the Concept “Political Terrorism”

The concept of “terrorism” is currently attributed mainly to physical violent actions carried out to advance political aims. Originally, the concept “terror” was associated with the result caused in consequence of the action: “something that intimidates, an object of fear,” from Old French terreur (14c.), from Latin terrorem (nominative terror) “great fear, dread, alarm, panic; object of fear, cause of alarm; terrible news,” from terrere “fill with fear, frighten. Make deeply afraid “=” To fill with terror. Lately, the original meaning of the concept is once again dominant and it is understood that it is not the violent act itself which promotes political aims and it is rather the fear that the action creates which is supposed to attain the desired political aims. When we use the concept “political terrorism” we wish to indicate various actions which are not actually physically violent, but which are intended to spread terror and fear in certain countries for the achievement of political aims. The State of Israel and the IDF in particular are suffering from political terrorism because various political entities in Israel and abroad (such as states, organizations, foundations, etc.) are carrying out political actions with the aim of paralyzing Israel’s ability to defend itself. We regard perpetrators of political terrorism as well as its financers and generators as malevolent forces which constitute a real danger to the State of Israel both internally and abroad. In the struggle for the continued existence of the State of Israel as a Jewish and democratic State, Im Tirtzu will always seek to expose those who conspire against it. We will not stop.

Matan Peleg Chief Executive Officer

5 382. Executive Summary

In this report we show how an Arab foundation based in Ramallah conveyed funding and guidelines to Israeli organizations for collect- ing information on IDF activities during Operation Protective Edge.

A. Human Rights and International Humanitarian Law Secretariat (hereinafter: "the Secretariat") is an Arab Foundation based in Ramallah.1 The Secretariat is funded mainly by four European countries: Sweden, Denmark, Switzerland and The Netherlands.2 In the course of 2014 alone, the Secretariat announced the transfer of more than 11 million dollars to dozens of Israeli and Palestinian NGOs.3 4 B. These transfers include those to organizations with avowed relationships with prominent Arab terrorists, as well as two prominent Israeli NGOs, B’Tselem and Breaking the Silence, who focus on de-legitimizing Israel through accusing the IDF of war crimes. C. These transfers raise many troubling questions as to the credibility of B’Tselem and Breaking the Silence, including (a) the issue of why they would agree to receive funds from an organization that is openly supporting organizations who have connections with terrorism. (b) whether they are ultimately serving as the agents of Secretariat as a means of receiving continuing financial support.

6 393. Foreword

In the coming days, more and more Israeli and Arab organizations that call themselves "human rights organizations" are likely to disseminate reports on the IDF's actions during Operation Protec- tive Edge. Both Israeli citizens and members of the international community who will be exposed to these reports should keep in mind that these are not objective organizations whose guiding principles are truth and justice. Instead they are political; indeed, their political agendas and negative attitudes towards Israel have been determinative in their presentation of false and biased information. Even during the course of Operation Protective Edge these organizations had made unfounded accusations against the IDF and the State of Israel at every forum both in Israel and abroad, in order to generate international pressure against the State of Israel. This despite all Israel’s efforts to act in accordance with international law, and its painstaking efforts to avoid civilian casualties.5

The findings of this report raise many questions concerning the true interests of these organiza- tions, and mainly the Israeli ones among them.

For example:

• Why have these Israeli organizations agreed to receive funding from an Arab fund based in Ramallah, a fund located in enemy territory that supports Palestinian organizations affiliated with terrorist organizations? • Are in fact, these Israeli organizations serving as agents of enemy organizations who have as their ultimate goal the destruction of the State of Israel? • Why do Israeli organizations agree to partner with Arab organizations which are connected to terrorist groups? • Why are European countries interested in transferring funds to those Israeli organizations specifically through that Arab Fund? • Is it possible that all of the accusations made by B'Tselem, Breaking the Silence, Physicians for Human Rights, Adalah and others concerning the so-called perpetration of war crimes by Israel in Operation Protective Edge, were only intended to ensure that they continue to receive working budgets from that Ramallah-based Fund? Further findings of the report raise many disturbing questions that should apparently be addressed to the Government's Legal Advisor, the Ministry of Justice, the Foreign Ministry, and possibly even to the Prime Minister himself.

For example:

• Why does the State of Israel enable funding for Palestinian propaganda to be introduced into the heart of Israeli society and why does it allow the operation of organizations that malign Israel both internally and abroad, especially since these funds come from an enemy entity? • How is it possible that B'Tselem, which receives funding from an Arab Fund based in Ramal- lah, is entitled to the status of an organization that belongs to the state-run civilian national service volunteer program?

7 404. Introduction

The Human Rights and International Humanitarian Law Secretariat (hereinafter: "the Secretariat") is an Arab Foundation based in Ramallah.6

The Foundation is yet another incarnation of the NGO Development Center (hereinafter: NDC), concerning which the Im Tirtzu Movement has already publicized in the past its connection to the families of "Shahids", and has indicated the flow of funds from it to both Israeli and Palestinian extra-parliamentary organizations.7

The Secretariat is financed mainly by four European countries: Sweden, Denmark, Switzerland and The Netherlands.8 In the course of 2014 alone, the Secretariat announced the transfer of more than $11 million to dozens of extra-parliamentary Israeli and Palestinian organizations.9 10

In March 2014 the Secretariat decided to:

• Transfer of $325,000 to the Addameer11 Organization, which has close ties with the terrorist organization Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine12 13 14 15 and which boasts in its Internet site that it has direct contact with the terrorist Samar Abd'el Latif al-Barq, an Al-Qaida Global Jihad16 17 terrorist currently being held under arrest in Israel.18 19 • A transfer of $710,000 to the Al Haq20 Organization, a leading organization in the BDS move- ment against the State of Israel, which is directed by , a senior activist in the terrorist organization "Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine", and is there- fore prevented from receiving an exit visa from Israel to Jordan.21 22 23 24 • A transfer of $300,000 to the Israeli de-legitimization organization Breaking the Silence25 (which is also supported by the ). • A transfer of $710,000 to the Israeli de-legitimization organization B'Tselem26 (which is also supported by the New Israel Fund).

Other organizations that receive funding from the Secretariat are: Adalah, Bimkom, Gisha, Hamoked, Physicians for Human Rights, Public Committee against Torture - Israel, Yesh Din (All of these also receive support from the New Israel Fund as of 2013, which was the last year for which statements were issued), Aldameer, Al Mezan Center for Human Rights, Badil, Defense for Children International – Palestine Branch, Palestinian Center for Human Rights, etc.27 28

These organizations are active mainly in the following fields:

• Promoting the de-legitimization of the State of Israel • Calling for a boycott against Israel (BDS) • Accusing Israel of a deliberate policy of ethnic cleansing and Apartheid • Calling for and supporting the prosecution of senior Israeli officials for the perpetra- tion of war crimes • Investigating Israel and accusing it of perpetrating war crimes

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8 425. Operation Protective Edge

On July 8, 2014, after intensification of the firing of rockets on Israeli civilians perpetrated by ter- rorist organizations in Gaza led by , the IDF initiated Operation Protective Edge. On August 2, 2014, the Secretariat approved applications for emergency assistance from partner organizations which submitted applications in response to its call for proposals. The Secretariat approved 9 out of a total of 11 received proposals, focusing on documentation of human rights and international humanitarian law violations during the course of Israel’s ongoing military offensive on the Gaza Strip… In its engagement with the nine organizations, "the Secretariat expressed the need to effectively coordinate documentation efforts to support current and future documentation and investigation efforts by CSOs for the purposes of assisting and supporting national and international mecha- nisms."29 Among the organizations approved by the Secretariat for the transfer of emergency assistance to investigate Israeli "war crimes" are: A. Defense for Children International – Palestine Branch (DCI-PS) – An organization that promotes BDS against Israel.30 31 One of the heads of this organization is Shawan Jabarin,32 a senior activist in the terror organization Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine, who is consequently prevented from receiving an exit visa from Israel to Jordan.33 34 35 36 B. Al-Mezan Center for Human Rights - An organization that promotes BDS against Israel37 38 - which has worked together with the Al Haq organization to prosecute former Defense Minister Ehud Barak for perpetrating war crimes, in London in 2009.39 C. Badil - An organization that promotes BDS against Israel,40 41 42 which among other activities promotes the claim for the "right of return" for Arab "refugees", and it accuses Israel of perpetrating "ethnic cleansing" and genocide.43 44 45 46

Of the nine organizations approved by the Secretariat, there are two Israeli de-legitimization organizations: B'Tselem and "Breaking the Silence".47

In other words, these Israeli organizations receive funding from an Arab organization based in Ramallah, which funds extremist Arab organizations, some of which are connect- ed to terror organizations.

9 436. Materials that comprise the Schabas Report Similar to the process that preceded the establishment of the Goldstone Committee after Operation Cast Lead, after Operation Protective Edge, a network of Palestinian and Israeli organizations have been leading a public campaign in Israel and abroad calling for the estab- lishment of an international commission of inquiry.48 49

The difference between Palestinian and Israeli organizations concerning this is that when ac- cusations against the IDF for perpetration of war crimes come, allegedly, from concerned Is- raeli citizens, this is perceived as much more convincing, especially in the international arena.

Therefore, it is not surprising that after approving the Secretariat's emergency assistance, the Secretariat convened several times to check the progress of investigations and the gathering of information and in the course of these meetings the importance of cooperating with the UN's commission of inquiry (Schabas Commission) was emphasized.50 51

Just as Israeli and Palestinian organizations served as the anchor for the false and distorted Goldstone Report, we are currently on the threshold of the publication of an additional falsi- fied and distorted report, the findings of which have been dictated in advance.

A clear process can be distinguished which connects dozens of Israeli organizations that conducted a public campaign calling for the UN's Human Rights Council to take action and investigate alleged Israeli violations of international law52 53 54 55 56 while the fighting was still raging, with organizations currently publicizing false and distorted reports against the IDF and the State of Israel.

10 447. Appendices: Approval of emergency funding for nine "civil soci- ety organizations"

On August 2, 2014, the Secretariat published on its Internet site that it was "approving funding for emergency assistance for nine organizations in order to probe and investigate violations of human rights and international humanitarian law in the course of the ongoing Israeli military offensive in the occupied Gaza Strip."

Illustration 1 – from http://rightsecretariat.ps/events/112-secretariat-approves-9-cso-propos- als-gaza-strip

11 Illustration 2 – Organizational Chart PFLP Emergency Funding from NDC Secretariat for Investigating 'IDF Crimes' Al Mezan PCHR the Palestinian Authority Representative Of ce to NRO - Netherlands Organizations Children International Technical Committee Women’s Affairs AL-DAMEER Defence for in Operation Protective Edge the Palestinian Authority Representative Of ce to DRO - Danish Women’s Affairs Center BADIL NDC

HR / IHL Cooperation Agency International Development Sida – Swedish B’Tselem Israeli Organizations Breaking the Silence and Cooperation Agency for Development SDC - Swiss

Contact organizations Cooperation Funding

12 Of nine organizations approved, seven were Palestinian and 2 Israeli organizations: B'Tselem and "Breaking the Silence"

The following are details of the organizations: A. Defence for Children International – Palestine Branch (DCI-PS) – an anti-Israel BDS organization57 58 - one of the heads of the organization is Shawan Jabarin,59 a senior member of "The Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine" who is therefore prevented from receiving an exit visa from Israel to Jordan.60 61 62 B. Al Mezan Center for Human Rights – an anti-Israel BDS organization63 64 that worked with the Al Haq organization to have former Defense Minister Ehud Barak for war crimes, in London in 2009,65 and that participated in the false and distorted report published on February, 2015, by Physicians for Human Rights and other organizations, regarding Operation Protective Edge.66 C. Badil - an anti-Israel BDS organization67 68 69 which among other activities has been working to advance the claim in favor of the "Right of Return" for Arab "refugees", and accuses Israel of having committed "ethnic cleansing" and "genocide".70 71 72 73 D. B'Tselem – an anti-Israel de-legitimization organization – accuses Israel of "Apartheid", "war crimes", "beating and abusing Palestinians”74; was involved in the Goldstone Report,75 submits fallacious and incorrect reports about Palestinian casualties76 and was recently involved in the release of a Palestinian security prisoner who participated in an attempted attack in Bat Yam.77 B'Tselem actively worked to counter IDF and State of Israel actions in Operation Brother's Keeper78 and in Operation Protective Edge79 and took action to prevent Israel from exercising its right to protect its citizens as well as to prosecute an Israeli soldier.80 81 In addition, the Director of B'Tselem, Haggai Elad, refused to designate Hamas as a terrorist organization82 in the middle of Operation Protective Edge, and B'Tselem systematically avoided condemning the use Hamas made of civilians as human shields.83 E. Breaking the Silence – "an organization of veteran combatants who have served in the Israeli military in the occupied territories since the start of the Second Intifada and afterwards ."84 In practice, the organization is very active abroad, participates in symposiums, some of which are intensely anti-Israel, such as "Israeli Apartheid Week", gives lectures and publishes information in foreign media in order to weaken the IDF's ability to protect Israeli citizens. Among its activities: Accusing the IDF on the organization's website of perpetrating war crimes in Operation Cast Lead in 2009,85 involvement in the Goldstone Report86 and lectures in the frame of "Israeli Apartheid Week" all over the world.87 F. Palestinian Center for Human Rights (PCHR) – An organization that is responsible for most of the litigations against senior Israeli officials, among them: Former Defense Minister Shaul Mofaz, Doron

13 Almog, Avi Dichter, Defense Minister Moshe Yaalon, Ami Ayalon, etc.88 In the course of Operation Cast Lead, PCHR accused the IDF of deliberately targeting civilians, claiming that "an Israeli decision was taken to bring about the maximum number of casualties at the height of activities today". According to an article published in Der Spiegel, PCHR recently prepared 936 litigations against the IDF on account of war crimes.89 The organization's website presents grave accusations against the State of Israel, which are widely quoted in the Goldstone Report.90 G. Aldameer Association for Human Rights – A member of the non- governmental network of Palestinian organizations (PNGO), which was a significant tier in the production of many of the preparatory documents for the Durban Conference in 2001, including a document calling for an embargo against Israel.91 The organization portrays terror activists as saintly figures and dwells on Palestinian rights of resistance.92 H. Women’s Affairs Center (WAC)93 – designated as an NGO94 for research and training which promotes women's rights and gender equality in Palestinian society.95 I. Women’s Affairs Technical Committee (WATC)96 – The organization published reports97 claiming that most of the casualties in Operation Protective Edge were women and children, and organizes demonstrations against the “occupation”.98 The organization has also pledged its support for a boycott against the State of Israel.99

14 The Secretariat's Funding of Organizations in 2014 In the course of the year the Secretariat approved at least two transfers of more than $11 million to various organizations. The first transfer was approved on March 3, 2014,100 and the second was approved on September 18, 2014.101

A partial list of organizations funded by the Secretariat:

Illustration 3 – from http://rightsecretariat.ps/component/content/article/78-pag- es/109-list-of-core-funding-grantees-alphabetical-order

15 Details of funding for organizations: 102

Secretariat Core Funding Recipients approved in March 2014102 Suported Name of Organization Grant amount by the New Israel Fund Adalah - The Leal Center for Arab Minority Rights in Israel - V Haifa $ 190,000 Addameer Prisoner Support and Human Rights Association - Ramallah $ 325,000 Al-Dameer Association for Human Rights - Gaza $ 230,000 Al Mezan Center for Human Rights - Gaza $ 415,000 Al-Haq “Law in the Service of Man” - Ramallah $ 710,000 B’Tselem - the Israeli Information Center for Human Rights in the V Occupied Territorie - $ 710,000 BADIL - Resource Center for Palestinian Residency and Refugee Rights - Bethlehem $ 260,000 Bimkom - Planners for Planning Rights - Jerusalem $ 251,000 V Breaking the Silence - $ 300,000 V Defense for Children International (DCI) - Ramallah $ 578,000 Democracy and Workers’ Rights Center in Palestine (DWRC) - Ramallah $ 300,000 Gisha - Legal Center for Freedom of Movement - Tel Aviv $ 483,000 V HaMoked - Center for the Defense of the Individual - Jerusalem $ 710,000 V Palestinian Centre for Human Rights (PCHR) - Gaza $ 710,000 Palestinian Working Women Society for Development (PWWSD) - Ramallah $ 532,000 Physicians for Human Rights (PHR) - Tel Aviv $ 300,000 V Public Committee Against Torture in Israel (PCATI) - Jerusalem $ 356,000 V The Jerusalem Legal Aid & Human Rights Center (JLAC) - Ramallah $ 410,000 The Palestinian Initiative for the Promotion of Global Dialogue and Democracy - MIFTAH - Ramallah $ 330,000 Women Affairs Technical Committee (WATC) - Ramallah $ 500,000 Women Studies Center - Jerusalem $ 350,000 Women’s Centre for Legal Aid and Counselling (WCLAC) - Ramallah $ 710,000 Women's Affairs Center (WAC) - Gaza $ 520,000 Yesh Din - Volunteers for Human Rights - Tel Aviv $ 300,000 V Total funding approved in March $ 10,480,000

16 Secretariat Core Funding Recipients approved in September 2014103 Suported by Name of Organization Grant amount the New Israel Fund AQHRC - Al-Quds Human Rights Clinic - Al-Quds University (AQU) $ 25,000 CCPRJ - The Civic Coalition for Palestinian Rights in Jerusalem $ 50,000 Community Media Center $ 65,000 CWLRC - Centre for Women’s Legal Research & Consulting $ 45,000 Hurryyat - The Center for Defense of Liberties & Civil Rights $ 50,000 IALIIS - Ibrahim Abu-Lughod Institute of International Studies - Birzeit University $ 70,000 Kav LaOved - Worker's Hotline $ 60,000 V* LRC - Land Research Center $ 72,000 MA'AN Development Center - Gaza $ 68,211 Ma'an Network $ 56,000 Musawa - The Palestinian Center for the Independence of the Judiciary and the Legal Profession $ 45,000 Muwatin - The Palestinian Institute for the Study of Democracy $ 80,000 PAFU - The Palestinian Farmers Union as hosting organization of the Stop the Wall Campaign (STW) $ 65,000 PARC - The Agricultural Development Association - Gaza $ 97,850 PBA - Palestinian Bar Association - Gaza $ 55,000 PCS - The Palestinian Consultative Staff for Developing NGOs $ 65,000 PSCCW - Psycho Social Counselling Center for Women $ 50,000 Rabbis for Human Rights $ 70,000 V Teacher Creativity Center $ 99,290 Women for Life Organization $ 35,000 Total funding approved in September $ 1,223,351 Total funding $ 11,703,351

* Kav La'Oved – Worker's Hotline did not receive funding from the New Israel Fund in 2013, but did receive funding in previous years.

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