Amnesty UK has said it is looking into a complaint made by the Israeli embassy over anti-Israel tweets posted by one of its senior officials.
Eitan Na’eh, charge d’affaires at the embassy, complained after Amnesty campaigns manager Kristyan Benedict posted about the arson attack on a Palestinian home which resulted in the death of a baby.
One of the tweets read: “Palestinian baby burned to death in settler attack. They see their government getting away with murder every day.”
Mr Benedict later retweeted a post by Hamas relating to “Israel’s war crimes”.
