JERUSALEM (NWN) — A confidential Israeli document detailing alleged links between Palestinian human rights groups and an internationally designated terrorist organization has little solid evidence and failed to persuade European countries to stop funding the groups. The 74-page document appears to have been prepared by Israel’s Shin Bet Internal Security Service and shared with European governments in May. The Associated Press obtained the document online from +972 magazine, which was the first to report on, with Hebrew-language local calls. Israel may have additional evidence that has not been made public. Last month, Israel designated six Palestinian civil society organizations as...