US-BACKED GAZA GENOCIDE WAR CRIMES REPORT - Biden era.
STOP THE GAZA GENOCIDE NOW.
IT’S TOO LATE FOR THESE CHILDREN…
STOP THE GAZA GENOCIDE NOW.
Images of mass slaughter of Gazan children by the US and Collective Western-back racist Apartheid Zionist Israeli state terror regime leadership and its occupation army in response to the October 2023 Palestinian Gazan Rebellion against decades of Zionist state terror repression, systematic ethnic cleansing, and collective punishment among many other war crimes and crimes against humanity.
As of this posting, the US and collective western leaders are sending billions of dollars in military aide and support to the racist Apartheid Zionist Israeli regime in support of its ongoing Gaza Genocide operations as the World Community helplessly watches with outrage yet has gone into the streets by the millions demanding a ceasefire and an end to the US and western supported Zionist genocide.
INVOKE THE GENOCIDE CONVENTION AGAINST THE LEADERSHIP OF THE RACIST APARTHEID ZIONIST ISLAELI REGIME ALONG WITH THE LEADERSHIP OF THE US AND COLLECTIVE WESTERN LEADERSHIP WHO HAVE GIVEN SUPPORT FOR THE GAZA GENOCIDE TO CONTINUE.
THE LEADERSHIP OF THE US, COLLECTIVE WEST AND RACIST APARTHEID ZIONIST ISRAELI STATE TERROR REGIME HAVE FOREVER LOST ALL MORAL STANDING AND LEGITIMACY IN THE EYES OF THE WORLD COMMUNITY
Anti-Zionist Report:
Time for a massive historical reality check, folks!
Study history and then a Free Palestine for everyone together...
Time to stop the Gaza Genocide NOW...
if you have the courage...
Life is NOT a Dress Rehearsal.... THINK!
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A St Patrick's Day message for #ButcherBiden from Ireland - "Because of our history, the Irish people will never forgive those who enable the Oppression, Ethnic Cleansing + Genocide of another people as you have done in #Gaza - We stand with the people of #Palestine"...
Joe Biden in 1986: "Were there not an Israel, the US would have to invent an Israel to protect our interests in the region"
Why a Free Ireland & Free Palestine
There is a Time for Revolution!
When Time Passes without Justice
When People see the Past
When People then see the Future
There is a Time for Revolution!
Tear down flags of Oppression.
Raise Flags of Revolution!
The World is with You Palestine!!!
-George Kallas
They may kill the Revolutionary, But they will never kill the Revolution."
-Chay Bowes @BowesChay
Palestine
Belfast, Northern Ireland
Why a Free Ireland & Free Palestine
by George Kallas
1. Both were under British colonial domination.
2. Both sought independence through liberation movements.
3. Both sought sovereign control over their respective indigenous lands and/or territories.
4. Both have yet to achieve full popular sovereign control over historically occupied indigenous lands mostly due to influence of US Empire's Unipolar Hegemony.
5. For Ireland it’s Belfast, Northern Ireland as last colonial enclave dominated by UK with US tacit support in return for sustaining a US/NATO/5 Eyes Strategic Alliance.
6. For Palestinians it’s return of all illegally occupied lands, they are still struggling for right of return through liberation struggles while collective west along with Zionist Israeli state terror regime are protected by influence of US Empire's Unipolar Hegemony which hypocritically turns a blind eye away from this unfolding catastrophe.
(8) Too many Palestinians have died – Blinken (substack.com)
Too many Palestinians have died – Blinken
Nov 12, 2023
US-backed Zionist state terrorist regimes Gaza Genocide Operations continue under cover of US and NATO/EU political, economic and military protection.
And for some strange reason the collective west has not enforced the Genocide Convention.
Why?
Monday, February 12, 2024
Here’s why the ICJ ruling on genocide is a crushing defeat for Israel
The Hague-based court has not called for a ceasefire and has no enforcement power, but its decision is resounding nonetheless
Source: RT.com
28 Jan, 2024 13:09
Tarik Cyril Amar is a historian and expert on international politics.
The United Nations’ International Court of Justice (ICJ) has ruled on the case that South Africa has brought against Israel. Those who mistake realism for simplistic materialism – the ‘it’s only there if I can touch it’ variety – may underestimate the significance of that ruling. In reality, it is historic. Here’s why.
First, and most importantly, the court has ruled against Israel. South Africa’s well-prepared brief was over 80 pages long, closely argued, and very detailed. But its gist was simple: It had applied to the ICJ – which only handles cases between countries, not individuals – to find that Israel is committing genocide in its attack on Gaza, thereby infringing on fundamental Palestinian rights as brutally as possible.
Such a finding always takes years. For now, at this preliminary stage, South Africa’s immediate request was for the judges to decide that there is, in essence, a high enough probability of this genocide taking place to do two things: First, continue the case (instead of dismissing it) and, secondly, issue an injunction (in this context called “preliminary measures”) ordering Israel to abstain from its genocidal actions so that the rights of its Palestinian victims receive due protection.
The court has done both, with a majority of 15 to 2. One of the two judges dissenting is from Israel. Those voting, in effect, against Tel Aviv* included even the president of the court, from the US, and the judge from Germany, a country that has taken a self-damagingly pro-Israel line. As to the Israeli pseudo-argument claiming ‘self-defense,’ the court rightly ignored it. (Occupying powers simply do not have that right regarding occupied entities under international law. Period.)
This is a clear victory for South Africa – and for Palestine and Palestinians – and a crushing defeat for Israel, as even Kenneth Roth, head of thoroughly pro-Western Human Rights Watch recognizes with commendable clarity.
It is true that the ICJ has no power to enforce its rulings. That would have to come through the UN Security Council, where the US is protecting Israel, whatever it does, including genocide. Yet there are good reasons why representatives of Israel have reacted with statements so arrogant and aggressive that they only further damage Tel Aviv’s badly damaged international standing:
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, for instance, has displayed his legal nihilism by dismissing as “outrageous” the closely reasoned finding of the court, at which Israel had every opportunity to argue its case. Israel’s far-right Minister of National Security, convicted racist and terrorist supporter Itamar Ben-Gvir, has derided the ruling with an X post simply saying: “Hague schmague.”
And, of course, as always, everyone not toeing Israel’s line is smeared as an “antisemite”: The ICJ is now joining the UN, the World Health Organization and, by now, almost everyone and everything outside the ideological bubble of Zionism on the list of those slandered in this manner. (One side effect of this rampant abuse of the accusation of antisemitism is, of course, that soon it won’t be taken seriously anymore, even when it should. And we will have Israel to thank for that.)
Notwithstanding the ICJ’s lack of an army to compel Tel Aviv to obey the law, these outbursts of rage betray great fear. You may ask why. After all, the one thing the ICJ did not do was order a ceasefire. Some commenters have focused on that fact, to argue – gleefully on the side of Israel and its allies, with great disappointment on the side of Israel’s victims, opponents, and critics – that this vitiates the ruling.
They are wrong. As, for instance, the Palestinian legal expert Nimer Sultany (based at the London School of Oriental and Asian Studies) has explained, a direct ceasefire order was always unlikely. There are several reasons for that: The ICJ cannot issue such an order to Hamas, so issuing one to Israel alone would have been difficult in principle and, by the way, would also have provided ammunition for Israeli propaganda. Since only the UN Security Council could give teeth to the ICJ’s ruling, trying to decree such a one-sided ceasefire would have made it easier for the US to sabotage the Council by discrediting the court’s ruling as biased. Although it was consistent for South Africa to ask for a ceasefire at the ICJ, the best institution to order one is still the Security Council. And it is plausible to interpret the specific demands that the ICJ has made of Israel as practicable only under an official or de-facto ceasefire. Indeed, Arab countries are now, it seems, gearing up to take that position and use the court’s ruling to demand a ceasefire at the Security Council. This may very well fail again, but even that failure will serve to weaken the position of the US, Israel’s vital sponsor.
Beyond the issue of the ceasefire, there are other – and, from an Israeli perspective, probably more frightening – factors. For even if the US keeps shielding Israel, this is a bigger world. Western governments and politicians that have supported Tel Aviv unconditionally – with arms, diplomatic and public-relations cover, and by repressing Israel’s critics – will feel a chill: The UN Genocide Convention and the Rome Statute don’t just condemn perpetrating a genocide but also not preventing or being complicit in one.
With the ICJ now having confirmed at the very least that genocide is probable enough to merit a case and require immediate action, Joe Biden, Antony Blinken, Ursula von der Leyen, Olaf Scholz, Rishi Sunak, Keir Starmer, Emmanuel Macron, Annalena Baerbock, to name only a few, should start worrying: While the ICJ does not go after individuals, the International Criminal Court (ICC) does. Despite dragging its feet as much as it could, it is now especially likely to be compelled to open a full-fledged investigation.
In addition, cases can also be brought under national jurisdictions. All of this will take years. But it could end very badly for hubris-addled Western politicians who never imagined that such charges could escape their control (where they serve as politicized tools to go after African leaders and geopolitical opponents) and become their very own, potentially life-changing problem. In sum, the cost of siding with Israel has gone up. Not all but most politicians are solid opportunists. Tel Aviv will find it harder to mobilize its friends.
It is true that some Western governments and leaders, for instance, Canada or Rishi Sunak, have hurried to show their disdain for international law by attacking the ICJ’s ruling. But there’s an element of desperate bravado, of whistling in a darkening forest. And there’s a Catch-22 as well: Because, the more representatives of the West display their arrogance, the more they alienate the world. They may think that they are relieving Israel’s isolation. In reality, they are joining it on its downward trajectory: They are showing, once again, that their touted “rules-based order” is the opposite of the equal rule of international law for all.
Non-Western powers like China and Russia that have long resisted the hypocrisy of that ‘rules-based order’ and are not complicit in Israel’s atrocities, are earning global good will and geopolitical advantage. Hence, their positions and strategy will be confirmed by the ICJ ruling. This, as well, will weaken Israel further in the international arena.
If the world is bigger than the US or the West, it also contains much more than politics in the narrow sense of the term. In the realm of narratives, this is also a harsh setback for Israel and its supporters: Those who arrogantly dismissed the South African case as baseless or “a mockery,” for instance in The Economist, are now paying with their credibility. Their value as weapons in Israel’s struggle for global public opinion is reduced.
Last but not least, the domains of politics and narratives intersect, of course, with that of war: It is inevitable that those fighting Israel with arms will feel encouraged, and rightly so. For forces such as the Palestinian Resistance, the Ansar Allah (Houthi) movement de facto ruling Yemen, Hezbollah, and Iran, this ICJ ruling coincides with Israel’s military failure in Gaza: For while its troops have massacred civilians (and obsessively recorded proud evidence of their crimes that is now coming to haunt them), they are far from either “eradicating Hamas” (the putative war aim) or freeing the hostages by force. Seeing that Israel’s international isolation is getting worse, its opponents will have ever less reason to give up.
This, in short, was a great setback for Israel. Its political model, combining apartheid, militarism, and a might-makes-right outlook, is not ‘working’ any longer, not even on its own terms. The future is not predictable. That Israel will be in worsening trouble is.
*Russia recognizes West Jerusalem as the capital of Israel, as shown on the Russian Foreign Ministry’s Consular Department website
Holocaust doesn’t give Israel impunity – Lavrov
The Soviet people were also subject to Nazi genocide, but Russia doesn’t have carte blanche in the global arena, he says
Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov. © Sputnik/Ramil Sitdikov
Israel should not think that the suffering of Jews during World War II gives it free rein in foreign policy, particularly when it comes to the hostilities in Gaza, Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov has said.
Speaking at a press conference on the results of Moscow’s diplomacy in 2023 on Thursday, Lavrov reiterated his support for the creation of a Palestinian state. The decades-long failure to do this is one of the key reasons for the current instability in the Middle East and tensions between Palestinians and Israelis, he added.
The foreign minister noted that Russia had immediately condemned the attack on Israel by Hamas on October 7. However, after the hostilities began, some Israeli officials went so far as to call the residents of Gaza “animals” without facing any backlash from the West, he added.
Lavrov added that the Soviet people had suffered no less as they were exterminated in the same Nazi concentration camps as the Jews, with both people dying from starvation side-by-side in besieged Leningrad.
“According to this logic, we can do whatever we want. That won’t work if we want to systematically uphold international law,” he added.
Hamas attacked Israel on October 7, with the ensuing fighting killing more than 1,200 Israelis and 24,000 Palestinians. Since then, Israel started a ground operation in the Palestinian enclave, which has caused unprecedented destruction. It has vowed not to stop until Hamas is completely defeated and Palestinian society “deradicalized.”
Russia has repeatedly called on the two sides to agree to a ceasefire while urging Israel not to forget the laws of war.
The Holocaust claimed the lives of around six million Jews in Europe. Meanwhile, the Soviet Union lost some 27 million people during the war, including many Jews, with two-thirds of those losses among the civilian population.
Holocaust doesn’t give Israel impunity – Lavrov — RT Russia & Former Soviet Union
http://RT.com
HISTORY HAS ALREADY JUDGED YOU.
A child martyr was recovered from the rubble of a house destroyed by the occupation in northern Gaza.
A horrifying video of a child’s head being severed as a result of air strikes carried out by Zionist terrorists on the Gaza Strip with the aim of eradicate the people of Palestine.
A mother bids farewell to her little daughter who was killed by Israeli bombardment in Gaza City.
child burned by the occupation with its criminal Israeli raids
More Gaza Genocide of its children
Israeli barbaric Airstrike on Al-Agha and Ashour families in the center of Khan Yunis caused the death of those little angels
Palestinian children killed by Israeli air strikes in Gaza. 8.11,23
Zionist regime continues to slaughter children and babies in Gaza
A father takes one last video of his daughter as he cradles her, after she was murdered for not being born Jewish.
Source: Suppressed News. on X: "The beautiful child Tiam was cut into two by Israel. This is the news, some people see it as normal scenes, don't be like them. https://t.co/rJNR5vrmd8" / X
“I AM THIRSTY I NEED WATER”
“I AM THIRSTY MOTHER”
ISRAEL DID THIS
Source: Sulaiman Ahmed on X: "“I AM THIRSTY I NEED WATER” “I AM THIRSTY MOTHER” ISRAEL DID THIS https://t.co/MS9IPQ74MC" / X