Original sentence: Conservative critics compare this to the WCCs statements on the Darfur Crisis, this comparison is misleading as globally there has been a failure to speak up and take effective action accross the globe.Divestment has been pursued by a number of mainline christian denominations in the USA and Western Europe.Efraim Zuroff, director of the Simon Wiesenthal Center in Jerusalem, said the WCC declaration showed an obvious "anti-Israel bias" that doesn't reflect the "reality on the ground".The Christian groups would generally now be seen as belonging to the Christian right.The WCC issued 36 "human-rights complaints" against Israel, with limited criticism of Palestinian failures.Time Magazine article entitled “Going Beyond Charity: Should Christian cash be given to terrorists.” (October 2, 1978).” (October 2, 1978) some of this criticism is voiced
Edited sentence: , important elements in such WCC member groups as the United Methodist Church, the United Church of Christ and the Greek Orthodox Archdiocese are upset.As for West Germany—which now provides 42 percent of the budget for the financially pressed WCC—official protests are muted, but one top churchman reports ‘bitter reaction in our churches.Donating $85,000 to the Patriotic Front of Zimbabwe in 1978, months after the group shot down an airliner, killing 38 of the 56 passengers on board.Efraim Zuroff, director of the Simon Wiesenthal Center in Jerusalem, said the WCC declaration showed an obvious "anti-Israel bias" that doesn't reflect the "reality on the ground.In 1970 alone, the PCR contributed to 14 groups known to be involved in revolutionary guerilla activities, with some who were also known to be Communist in ideology and receiving arms from the Soviet Union (Reader’s Digest, October 1971).In the U.Members killed 10 survivors.Such groups would generally now be seen as belonging to the Christian right.Supporting revolutionary left wing movements in Central America, Africa, and East Asia.The WCC issued 36 "human-rights complaints" against Israel and two about Sudan, where close to two million black Africans, many of them Christian, were killed and tens of thousands enslaved in the war waged against the South by Islamist government in Khartoum (See: Darfur Conflict).“There has been an ‘enormous disturbance’ in British churches, says one Executive Committee member.” (October 2, 1978) some of this criticism is voiced: