Human Rights Guild Allegedly Shows Double Standard Favoring Israel Over Soviet Union

Human Rights Guild Allegedly Shows Double Standard Favoring Israel Over Soviet Union The passage suggests a possible bias within a human‑rights organization, but it mentions only mid‑level officials (a professor and national vice‑president) and lacks concrete evidence of wrongdoing, financial flows, or high‑level political influence. The claim is largely anecdotal and does not point to actionable leads involving powerful actors. Key insights: Guild’s national vice‑president John Quigley expressed reluctance to send observers to Soviet trials.; Guild was willing to send observers to an Israeli terrorist trial.; The author frames the guild’s stance as a litmus test for Jewish members and as evidence of bias toward the PLO and Soviet Union.