B'Tselem: Summary

B'Tselem

Non-profit, Human Rights, Advocacy, Social Justice

B'Tselem provides critical information and advocacy to promote human rights and end the occupation in the Israeli-Palestinian context.

B'Tselem is an Israeli non-governmental organization that advocates for human rights in the occupied territories. It aims to end the regime of apartheid and occupation to ensure human rights, democracy, liberty, and equality for all people living between the Jordan River and the Mediterranean Sea.

Comprehensive documentation of human rights violations; Advocacy for policy changes to end occupation; Public awareness campaigns on human rights issues; Access to databases and statistics on fatalities and demolitions

B'Tselem is most valuable in scenarios involving human rights advocacy, legal support for victims of occupation, and educational initiatives on the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.

Established credibility and recognition in human rights advocacy; Extensive database and resources on human rights violations; Strong focus on both Palestinian and Israeli rights

B'Tselem's strengths lie in its comprehensive research, commitment to human rights, and ability to mobilize public opinion and policy discussions.

B'Tselem positions itself as a leading voice for human rights in the context of the Israeli occupation, advocating for justice and equality.

The target users include human rights activists, policymakers, journalists, and individuals interested in the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.

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• Human Rights

• Occupation

• Advocacy

• Israel-Palestine

Israel’s regime of apartheid and occupation is inextricably bound up in human rights violations.

Assertive, compassionate, informative

B'Tselem uniquely combines rigorous documentation of human rights abuses with advocacy efforts aimed at policy change, focusing specifically on the Israeli occupation.

B'Tselem's brand identity is rooted in its commitment to human rights, transparency, and advocacy for both Palestinians and Israelis.

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