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While reality may differ somewhat from the conditions indicated on the map, there's no denying the HRW crop has more moisture available than at any point in the last few years. At a discussion that night at American-Arab Anti-Discrimination Committee (ADC) headquarters in Washington, DC, Joe Stork, Washington director of HRW's Middle East and North Africa division, and international law expert David Khairallah discussed Israeli violations of international and humanitarian law covered in the AI brief and another paper released by HRW in August, entitled "Fatal Strikes: Israel's Indiscriminate Attacks Against Civilians in Lebanon. This discrimination, as HRW points out, is in violation of international human rights law. |
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