The country calls for a solution that is predicated on ending the Israeli occupation and halting Tel Aviv's expansionist policies in Palestine.

Considering the current evidence, support for Israel is dwindling at rates that are unprecedented.

If having a perfect human rights record is a prerequisite for government support, not many countries, if any, will qualify.

The protests in Israel have very little to do with the Israeli occupation and apartheid, and are hardly concerned with Palestinian rights.

Four decades have passed, yet no measure of justice has been received by the survivors of the massacre.

Israel has been spared a spot on the list issued each year by the United Nations secretary-general, naming and shaming governments and groups that commit grave violations against children and minors anywhere in the world.

As the world is likely to splinter among various power camps, Israel will find itself torn between its interests in the West, on the one hand, and the massive, emerging markets in the East, on the other.

FIFA, along with other international sports organisations, has done nothing to hold Israel accountable for its crimes against Palestinian sports.

The official claim of protest against 'human rights abuses in Xinjiang' can be easily refuted.

Because of Tutu and his comrades, we have a roadmap on how to fight against and end apartheid, how to confront the racists and how to defeat racism; how to embrace our moral responsibility and how to strive for a better, more equitable world.

While Israel uses the convenient term 'security' to justify its practices against Palestinians, actual security has very little to do with what takes place at its checkpoints.

Rooney, herself, has made it clear that her decision not to publish with Modan Publishing House, which works closely with the Israeli government, is motivated by ethical values.