This is undoubtedly false. Speaking of "purported evidence" when there is literally
no credible evidence submitted by the Israeli government for these allegations is misleading at best. Their whole case rests on the testimony of two Palestinian accountants, likely attained by torture, that worked for two organizations that were
not included in the list of six [1]. They merely state it is "general knowledge" that these orgs are funneling money to PFLP
without providing any evidence. These testimonies have been already partially refuted by public information. Multiple European governments and a large range of reputable international human rights organizations, incl HRW and Amnesty, have rejected the Israeli allegations as baseless and unsupported. These organizations are highly reputable and been supported for years by the EU, uk and other reputable international donors.
They are targeted for their role in opposing the Israeli occupation and human rights violations and, in the case of Al-Haq, likely targeted for their role in the ICC investigation.
[1] https://www.972mag.com/shin-bet-dossier-palestinian-ngos/
They are targeted for their role in opposing the Israeli occupation and human rights violations and, in the case of Al-Haq, likely targeted for their role in the ICC investigation.
[1] https://www.972mag.com/shin-bet-dossier-palestinian-ngos/