Member of the French Parliment Meyer Habib responds to the publication of the list of the winners of the Human Rights Prize for 2018 in which the organizations B'Tselem and Al Haq appear: "I represent the 150,000 French living in Israel, as well as the French citizens living in Gaza and Judea and Samaria. What we call "occupied territory." We, French, choose again and again to see reality in a distorted way.
How can a human rights prize be awarded to organizations that treat terrorists as freedom activists?
How do human rights values cope with the ceaseless activity of these organizations to boycott the State of Israel?
Why is there no reference to the human rights of Israeli's suffering After the terrorist attacks that hit us, it is time that France - the state which values equality and freedom - changes the narrative and begins to treat things the way they are: Terrorism is terrorism and a boycott is a boycott The prize today distinguishes peace and marks the French Republic with the symbol of Cain.