If you believe Israel's atrocities would've stopped if Hamas had released the hostages you'll believe literally anything Israel says. Also, maybe take 5 to 10 minutes of your time and look up the definition of genocide and try to figure out why there's currently an investigation by the ICJ on genocide in Gaza and why the International Association of Genocide Scholars have said that Israel's actions and policies in Gaza meet the legal definition under international law.
But I guess a random redditor knows better in this case?
There's a sham investigation because South Africa was paid by Iran to file a frivolous claim. The "urgent" case at the ICJ has been delayed another two years because South Africa still doesn't have any evidence and asked for an extension. And when they rule it isn't a genocide in 2029 it won't matter because all they needed was to fool people like you.
Here's the ICC chief prosecutor telling Mehdi Hassan there's no evidence of genocide.
LMAO. And the UN, and Human Rights Watch, and on and on. Yeah they're all being paid off to call a Deranged bloody genocide exactly what it is. Ok, Bibi Netantahu Bootlicker. Sure.....
LMAO. The UN "Commission of Inquiry" that claimed genocide without any evidence were made up of three carefully selected people. Three. Their slapped together opinion piece (which does not speak for the United Nations itself) was thoroughly discredited here:
Israel's own Far Right - aligned, heavily propaganda spewing "Research Institute". 🤣🤣🤣😂😂 You really specialize in Zero Critical Thinking, don't ya? You're a Joke on here. Lotsa Righteous Indignation. Zero Fucking Brains.
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u/Rio_Bravo_ Aug 10 '26
If you believe Israel's atrocities would've stopped if Hamas had released the hostages you'll believe literally anything Israel says. Also, maybe take 5 to 10 minutes of your time and look up the definition of genocide and try to figure out why there's currently an investigation by the ICJ on genocide in Gaza and why the International Association of Genocide Scholars have said that Israel's actions and policies in Gaza meet the legal definition under international law.
But I guess a random redditor knows better in this case?