The Hind Rajab Foundation. La Fundación Hind Rajab ENG ESP

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The Hind Rajab Foundation is a branch of the March 30 Movement  mainly dedicated to the quest for justice in response to the crimes against humanity, war crimes and human rights violations perpetrated by the Israeli state against Palestinians.

Established during the ongoing Gaza genocide, our foundation honors the memory of Hind Rajab and all those who have perished or suffered under the Israeli genocidal campaign.

Our core mission is to actively pursue legal action against those responsible for these atrocities, including perpetrators, accomplices, and inciters of violence against Palestinians. Through offensive litigation, we aim to hold these actors accountable in both international and national courts, challenging the culture of impunity that has allowed such crimes to persist.

Beyond our legal efforts, we are committed to raising global awareness about the ongoing injustices faced by Palestinians. Our campaigns aim to confront and dismantle the narratives that obscure the reality of these crimes, ensuring that the voices of the victims are heard and remembered.

The Hind Rajab Foundation is resolute in its pursuit of a future where accountability prevails, and justice is not merely an aspiration but a tangible reality. We stand firm in our commitment to ending Israeli impunity, achieving justice, and ensuring that the legacy of those lost is honored.

"Seeking Justice": How the Hind Rajab Foundation Pursues Israeli Soldiers for War Crimes

Brussels, 19 November 2025 -

On 22 October 2025, Europol invited the Hind Rajab Foundation (HRF) to speak at its annual meeting in The Hague. This invitation forms part of a broader communication process and an exploration of possible cooperation between HRF and Europol. In the last two days, several Israeli lobby groups and media outlets have expressed consternation regarding this interaction.

It is not unusual for law enforcement to cooperate with civil-society organisations in the fight against impunity. In fact, during the Rwandan genocide and other mass-atrocity contexts, civil-society organisations played an instrumental role in identifying perpetrators and uncovering critical evidence. The pursuit of justice for the genocide in Gaza will be no different.

The fact that lobby groups defending or denying the genocide are angered by this cooperation is no surprise. They seek to obstruct justice; we seek to allow justice to take its course.

On the factual side, an HRF delegation consisting of our Head of Litigation, Natacha Bracq; Operational Director, Karim Hassoun; Board Member, Haroon Raza; and led by our General Director, Dyab Abou Jahjah, attended the meeting in The Hague. Mr. Abou Jahjah addressed the assembled delegations during a session organised specifically for the foundation, and Ms. Bracq delivered a presentation outlining HRF’s methodology in evidence gathering and case-building.

Delegations from several European countries attended the sessions and expressed strong interest in our work and in exploring cooperation. Multiple bilateral meetings took place with national war-crimes units and other law-enforcement representatives, during which mutual cooperation was discussed—particularly in relation to sharing HRF evidence on Israeli war criminals who visit these countries or who hold their nationality.

Israeli lobby groups and media outlets have spent months pushing smears and defamation against the Hind Rajab Foundation and its founders. Their reaction now is predictable: Europol’s decision to engage with HRF and invite it to its annual convention makes clear that these accusations are baseless. A law-enforcement agency would never extend such an invitation if it had even the slightest doubt about the foundation or its leadership. This is precisely why the hasbara machinery is now frustrated.

Furthermore, Europol is a European law-enforcement agency, and the HRF is a European organisation. Foreign lobby groups and foreign governments cannot be allowed to dictate how European institutions engage with European citizens and European civil society.

The Hind Rajab Foundation remains fully focused on its mission: bringing war criminals to justice and ending Israel’s impunity. That mission necessarily includes cooperation with law-enforcement bodies and relevant stakeholders across Europe and beyond.

 

ESPAÑOL

La Fundación Hind Rajab es una rama del Movimiento 30 de Marzo dedicada principalmente a la búsqueda de justicia en respuesta a los crímenes de lesa humanidad, crímenes de guerra y violaciones de derechos humanos perpetrados por el Estado de Israel contra la población palestina.

Fundada durante el genocidio de Gaza, nuestra fundación honra la memoria de Hind Rajab y de todos aquellos que han perecido o sufrido bajo la campaña genocida israelí.

 

Nuestra misión principal es emprender activamente acciones legales contra los responsables de estas atrocidades, incluyendo a los autores, cómplices e instigadores de la violencia contra la población palestina. Mediante litigios ofensivos, buscamos que estos actores rindan cuentas ante tribunales internacionales y nacionales, combatiendo la cultura de impunidad que ha permitido la persistencia de estos crímenes.

 

Más allá de nuestros esfuerzos legales, nos comprometemos a concienciar a nivel mundial sobre las injusticias que sufren la población palestina. Nuestras campañas buscan confrontar y desmantelar las narrativas que oscurecen la realidad de estos crímenes, garantizando que las voces de las víctimas sean escuchadas y recordadas.

 

La Fundación Hind Rajab se mantiene firme en su búsqueda de un futuro donde prevalezca la rendición de cuentas y la justicia no sea solo una aspiración, sino una realidad tangible. Mantenemos nuestro firme compromiso de acabar con la impunidad israelí, lograr justicia y garantizar que se honre el legado de quienes perdieron la vida.

"En busca de justicia": Cómo la Fundación Hind Rajab persigue a soldados israelíes por crímenes de guerra.