B'Tselem USA

Recognizing the central role of the United States both in terms of its historic alliance with Israel and its efforts to facilitate a resolution to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, B’Tselem has established an American presence to inform the political and public discourse in this country and to ensure that human rights are a centerpiece of both the bilateral relationship as well as diplomatic efforts.

US Office Highlights

A discussion with Yael Dayan, daughter of Gen. Moshe Dayan

Forty-five years separate us from those six days in June 1967 which forever shifted the course of Israeli society. Please join Yael Dayan and B’Tselem USA as we reflect on the past and present of Israel and discuss the human rights concerns inevitable in a situation of prolonged occupation.

Sunday, June 3rd, 2012, 7-9 pm
Congregation Beit Simchat Torah
57 Bethune St., New York, NY 10014

Read Uri Zaki's op-ed in The New York Jewish Week, "Celebrate Israel in its Entirety."

Are you tired of your uncle depicting you as the “wicked child” at the Passover Seder table just because you are willing to ask the tough questions about human rights in Israel and the occupied territories? The answer is not to become the “silent child.”