Amnesty International Can’t Handle the Truth About Hamas
The human rights group finally released its report documenting Hamas’s atrocities on October 7, 2023, after months of delay and internal strife. (Leon Neal/Getty Images)
A planned report on the terrorist group’s crimes turned into a moral muddle, including a long critique of Israel.
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For months, Amnesty International, self-proclaimed champion of human rights and among the world’s most influential and best-funded nonprofits, has been blasting Israel for alleged war crimes in Gaza, while hesitating to divulge full results of its investigation into the bloody event that triggered that war: Hamas’s atrocities in Israel on October 7, 2023.
Commissioned in early 2024, and mostly completed well over a year ago, Amnesty’s October 7 report finally came out on Thursday—two years, two months, and five days since Hamas and other Gaza-based terrorist groups massacred some 1,200 people in southern Israel, and one year after Amnesty accused Israel of genocide in a separate report.
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