US EditionUN Expert: ‘Reasonable Grounds’ to Believe Genocide Against Palestinians
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The current plan of the Israeli Government to reoccupy Gaza and forcibly expel its inhabitants would constitute, if it were to materialize, another crime against humanity. Genocide and ethnic cleansing, although legally differentiated, could overlap in this scenario. Among the problems of evil, there are two connected manifestations: their ability to become banal, as Hannah Arendt warned, and the possibility of genocide being repeated, according…
It is increasingly difficult to rule out the term genocide to describe the crimes committed by the Israeli army in Gaza. There is a sense of impunity among Israeli leaders who can continue to act as they see fit without being prevented either by an absent international community or by their Western partners who are content with platonic protests.This feeling of impunity goes back a long way. It all started when the Oslo process ended and the war…
Palestinians as victims, but of whom and what?
(JNS) — Why is Palestine still not an independent state? The conventional answer normally begins and ends with Israel and its “occupation,” presumably denying Palestinians their lands and their right to self-determination. Columbia University professor and Palestinian American Edward Said’s famous words that Zionism should be judged from the standpoint of its victims continues to possess cultural...
After having started a thorough debate and a procedure at the International Court of Justice, the term "genocide" is being imposed in the condemnation of Israel's war in Gaza. How is genocide defined? Legal actions and a debate on Israel's genocidal intent are under way.
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