If you thought it was only complicity, it’s worse: Europe is an active player in the Gaza genocide. European governments – even the ones whose words of condemnation are said more loudly – still haven’t cut economic ties with Israel’s fascist regime. Those ties, when put together, show the EU as Israel’s largest investor.
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Israel’s Secret Campaign to Shelter Its Leaders from Accountability
A recent investigation just revealed something criminal yet not unexpected: a secret campaign by Israel to impede investigations by the International Criminal Court into its systemic oppression of its Palestinian population. Learn about it from Kenneth Roth, a big name in the international law and human rights arena.
Why Would It Matter If We Called Israel a Rogue State?
If a country shows complete contempt for international law and the world order (no matter how colonial and imperfect), why should it still be treated as “normal” state by the international community?
That’s a question we’re all asking about Israel’s completely disregard for international law and the world’s courts as it’s continuing its mass murder in Gaza.
A Recommended Resource to Understand What The ICJ Decision Means
The International Court of Justice concluded that the claims that South Africa had brought to the table regarding Israel’s conduct in Gaza have a basis and require provisional measures. But what does it mean? What does it mean in legal terms? How much of a victory is it for human rights? An what to expect next? Learn about from the experts.
South Africa’s Case Against Israel at The ICJ: What Did We Learn?
South Africa’s case against Israel brought to the International Court of Justice – also known as the World Court – is significant and historic in many ways. My podcast episode attempts to answer the question of what we learned from it and what waits ahead.
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