Silence can be illegal
The article condemns the continued silence regarding the targeting of civil society activists and human rights defenders on social media platforms, where they are subjected to incitement and hate speech from organized groups. This threatens their safety and undermines the civil space in Palestine. The writer links this phenomenon to previous campaigns of incitement against civil society institutions, noting the lack of response from state institutions to protect them. He regards this as a crime that weakens the rule of law, endangers pluralism, and violates human rights. The article also emphasizes that remaining silent in the face of these actions contributes to undermining the values of the Palestinian state as outlined in its Basic Law and the Declaration of Independence, amounting to a participation in the disintegration of both society and the state.
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