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All Israel supporters are complicit in genocide, including SG!
All Israel supporters are complicit in genocide, including SG!
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CONFIRMED!!! Israel is a Genocidal State! Worse Than Being a Terrorist State!!
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The UN has ruled that Israel is guilty of genocide. That puts Israel in the company of pariah states like Serbia, Khmer Rouge and the Third Reich.
James Shotter in Jerusalem 8 HOURS AGO
The UN’s top court has ordered Israel to comply with international law on genocide in a politically explosive case that raises pressure on the conduct of its war in Gaza.
The International Court of Justice said Israel should limit harm to Palestinians in Gaza, but stopped short of calling for an immediate end to the military offensive.
Its interim ruling on Friday came shortly before the UN’s Palestinian relief agency said it had dismissed several employees over their alleged involvement in the Hamas attack that triggered the war. UNRWA said it had ordered a probe after receiving information from Israel, while the US, which said it was halting aid to the agency, added the allegations concerned 12 UN employees “who may have been involved” in the October 7 attack.
The ICJ case had been brought by South Africa, which accused Israel of genocide in the Gaza Strip, allegations the country denies. In a blow to the Israeli government, the 17-strong panel of judges declined to throw the case out.
“The court is acutely aware of the extent of the human tragedy that is unfolding in the region and is deeply concerned about the continuing loss of life and human suffering,” said Joan Donoghue, the president of The Hague-based tribunal.
The case — which has left a western-backed democracy facing allegations of committing the highest international crime — has already made waves around the world.
After the order, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu vowed to continue the military campaign while doing “our utmost to keep civilians out of harm’s way”.
Describing the allegation of genocide as “false and outrageous”, he depicted the court’s decision not to call for a ceasefire as a victory for Israel. “Like every country, Israel has an inherent right to defend itself,” he said. “The vile attempt to deny Israel this fundamental right is blatant discrimination against the Jewish state, and it was justly rejected.”
But South Africa hailed the ruling, watched live by President Cyril Ramaphosa alongside Palestinian officials, as a “decisive victory for the international rule of law”. Palestinian foreign minister Riyad al-Maliki said the decision “should serve as a wake-up call for Israel and actors who enabled its entrenched impunity”.
The US said it had “consistently made clear” to Israel the need to minimise civilian harm, but dismissed allegations of genocide as “unfounded”. The State Department noted the court had called for the unconditional release immediately of all hostages held by Hamas. The EU said it expected “full, immediate and effective implementation” of all ICJ orders. South Africa, which brought the case under the 1948 Genocide Convention, said at the ICJ this month that Israel’s assault had killed 1 per cent of Gaza’s population and injured one in four Gazans.
It said that Israel had a “genocidal intent” that was “evident from the way in which [its] military attack is being conducted”.
Israel said such claims were “profoundly distorted” and that its forces in Gaza were complying with international law. Israel declared war after the October 7 attack, in which 1,200 people were killed and a further 250 taken hostage, according to Israeli officials.
Israel’s retaliatory assault on Gaza has killed more than 26,000 people, according to Palestinian officials, as well as displacing 1.7mn of the enclave’s 2.3mn inhabitants, and reducing huge swaths of the territory to uninhabitable rubble.
A final ruling in the case will probably take years and Friday’s decision relates only to South Africa’s request for emergency measures while the case is heard. South Africa had requested nine emergency measures.
The court ordered six, including instructions for Israel to preserve evidence relating to the case and to submit a report to the tribunal within one month on the measures it is taking to comply.
The court’s decisions on emergency measures are legally binding, but it cannot enforce them itself. In March 2022, it ordered Russia to suspend its military operations in Ukraine, but Moscow refused to comply.
Additional reporting by Mehul Srivastava, Felicia Schwartz, Rob Rose and Mai Khaled
Top UN court orders Israel to comply with international law on genocide
James Shotter in Jerusalem 8 HOURS AGO
The UN’s top court has ordered Israel to comply with international law on genocide in a politically explosive case that raises pressure on the conduct of its war in Gaza.
The International Court of Justice said Israel should limit harm to Palestinians in Gaza, but stopped short of calling for an immediate end to the military offensive.
Its interim ruling on Friday came shortly before the UN’s Palestinian relief agency said it had dismissed several employees over their alleged involvement in the Hamas attack that triggered the war. UNRWA said it had ordered a probe after receiving information from Israel, while the US, which said it was halting aid to the agency, added the allegations concerned 12 UN employees “who may have been involved” in the October 7 attack.
The ICJ case had been brought by South Africa, which accused Israel of genocide in the Gaza Strip, allegations the country denies. In a blow to the Israeli government, the 17-strong panel of judges declined to throw the case out.
“The court is acutely aware of the extent of the human tragedy that is unfolding in the region and is deeply concerned about the continuing loss of life and human suffering,” said Joan Donoghue, the president of The Hague-based tribunal.
The case — which has left a western-backed democracy facing allegations of committing the highest international crime — has already made waves around the world.
After the order, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu vowed to continue the military campaign while doing “our utmost to keep civilians out of harm’s way”.
Describing the allegation of genocide as “false and outrageous”, he depicted the court’s decision not to call for a ceasefire as a victory for Israel. “Like every country, Israel has an inherent right to defend itself,” he said. “The vile attempt to deny Israel this fundamental right is blatant discrimination against the Jewish state, and it was justly rejected.”
But South Africa hailed the ruling, watched live by President Cyril Ramaphosa alongside Palestinian officials, as a “decisive victory for the international rule of law”. Palestinian foreign minister Riyad al-Maliki said the decision “should serve as a wake-up call for Israel and actors who enabled its entrenched impunity”.
The US said it had “consistently made clear” to Israel the need to minimise civilian harm, but dismissed allegations of genocide as “unfounded”. The State Department noted the court had called for the unconditional release immediately of all hostages held by Hamas. The EU said it expected “full, immediate and effective implementation” of all ICJ orders. South Africa, which brought the case under the 1948 Genocide Convention, said at the ICJ this month that Israel’s assault had killed 1 per cent of Gaza’s population and injured one in four Gazans.
It said that Israel had a “genocidal intent” that was “evident from the way in which [its] military attack is being conducted”.
Israel said such claims were “profoundly distorted” and that its forces in Gaza were complying with international law. Israel declared war after the October 7 attack, in which 1,200 people were killed and a further 250 taken hostage, according to Israeli officials.
Israel’s retaliatory assault on Gaza has killed more than 26,000 people, according to Palestinian officials, as well as displacing 1.7mn of the enclave’s 2.3mn inhabitants, and reducing huge swaths of the territory to uninhabitable rubble.
A final ruling in the case will probably take years and Friday’s decision relates only to South Africa’s request for emergency measures while the case is heard. South Africa had requested nine emergency measures.
The court ordered six, including instructions for Israel to preserve evidence relating to the case and to submit a report to the tribunal within one month on the measures it is taking to comply.
The court’s decisions on emergency measures are legally binding, but it cannot enforce them itself. In March 2022, it ordered Russia to suspend its military operations in Ukraine, but Moscow refused to comply.
Additional reporting by Mehul Srivastava, Felicia Schwartz, Rob Rose and Mai Khaled
https://www.sammyboy.com/threads/vi...a-was-in-fact-staged-by-the-cameraman.356961/
https://www.sammyboy.com/threads/vi...a-was-in-fact-staged-by-the-cameraman.356961/
Video experts have confirmed the footage by Al Jazeera purported to show injuries from Israel's airstrike in Gaza, was in fact staged by the cameraman
https://www.sammyboy.com/threads/vi...a-was-in-fact-staged-by-the-cameraman.356961/
These are beasts, but systematic culling of an entire people is the highest evil.
The Israelis will always rank higher in the hierarchy of evil because of the vast imbalance of power vis a vis the Palestinians.
I would agree with you culling of an entire race is evil when it is verified, but religious motivated violence is the greatest evil fof all times because they will continue into the future. And believers believe they are doing no wrong because their holy texts sanctioned.
The greatest genocides are usually motivated by political ideology (fascism, communism), then religion.
In Israel's case it's motivated by both religion (Judaism) and ideology (Zionism). The terrorism by the ragtag bunch of Hamas operatives can never be compared with ongoing systematic elimination of an entire nation by the state of Israel with the aid of the most powerful weaponry from the world's premier superpower.
Religious violence, whether on a daily basis, or in holy wars like the Crusades, is evilt, but genocide is on a totally different level. That's why the Holocaust was given so much importance.
Are you saying the ICJ is stupid and corrupt? Your anti-Islamic bias is so deep-rooted you can only see evil perpetrated by Muslims but not evil perpetrated by other groups of equally fanatical and violent people. Objectivity is obviously not your strong suit.
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Yes, you are right according to history but the after-effects of religion motivated genocide in the name of a merciful god is more lasting. In islam culture, politic and religion are fused together. Genocide is a word that should never be used lightly, but radical muslims are abusing it.
In Darfur the Arab militias and the Arab Rapid Support Force (RSF) had killed 300,000 black Africans by 2016, and an additional 400,000 have been killed since 2016, for a total to date of 700,000 largely unarmed and helpless civilians. 7.5 million black Africans, not 2.5 million, in Sudan have now been internally displaced. 500,000 black Africans — not 200,000 —have fled to Chad from the Sudan. This was undeniably an attempt at ethnic cleansing by the Arabs in Sudan, to kill as many black Africans — unarmed and helpless men, women, and children — as they could, and to drive the rest out of the country.
I get it.
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