#génocidaires

Mosab Abu Toha sur X :
▻https://x.com/MosabAbuToha/status/1919774547785486336

Meta is upset after I won the Pulitzer Prize yesterday. It has suspended my Facebook account for the second time in a week

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#génocidaires

Gaza. « Le pays, c’est ce que je ne cesse de perdre, jour après jour, à l’infini. »
Orient XXI > Nada Yafi > 5 décembre 2024
▻https://orientxxi.info/lu-vu-entendu/gaza-le-pays-c-est-ce-que-je-ne-cesse-de-perdre-jour-apres-jour-a-l-infi

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Lauréat de plusieurs prix, Mosab Abu Toha a pu échapper fin 2023 à l’enfer de Gaza pour un exil en Égypte puis aux États-Unis. Très présent sur les réseaux sociaux, il y dénonce le génocide à Gaza. Sa poésie a conquis une large audience par une simplicité limpide, une ingénuité désarmante à la Prévert. Nada Yafi l’a rencontré pour Orient XXI à l’occasion de son passage à Paris, pour la promotion de son premier recueil de poésie Ce que vous trouverez caché dans mon oreille. (...)

M. A. T. — Même sous terre, vous voyez, nous n’avons pas droit au repos. Le poème intitulé Éclats d’obus cherchent rires, dans le premier recueil, raconte la mort d’une famille entière, fauchée en mai 2021. Mais combien de familles entières sont-elles aujourd’hui décimées ? Moi-même j’ai récemment perdu des cousins germains ciblés avec femme et enfants. L’histoire se répète, massacre après massacre. Pourtant, ces familles étaient toutes différentes, elles avaient chacune leur propre histoire à raconter. On me dit parfois, alors que j’ai le cœur qui saigne : « Et pourquoi ne parlez-vous pas du massacre du 7 octobre ? » Je réponds que je ne suis pas l’enfant du 7 octobre, que je suis né dans un camp de réfugiés, de parents réfugiés, et que mon grand-père a été expulsé de Jaffa, en 1948.

un autre collaborateur direct de Netanyahu se répand en propos génocidaires : holocauste et chambres à gaz pour les habitants de Gaza

Elad Brashi, producer at Israel’s Channel 14 — Netanyahu’s own channel.

▻https://x.com/Sturgeons_Law/status/1918920686375997788

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Itay Epshtain sur X :
▻https://x.com/EpshtainItay/status/1917836024434016270

At the @CIJ_ICJ, the US @USUN and its Hungarian client-state, @HUNMissionToUN, undertook a joint effort to subvert the law of war and international adjudication:

1/3. The US argued that the obligations of an occupying power with respect to humanitarian assistance should be met, “while advancing its own military and security interests.” However, the text of Art. Article 59 is explicit in that the occupying power must agree to and facilitate relief schemes on behalf of the occupied population, in their interest, not in its own, acting as a mere facilitator of offers of relief by impartial humanitarian organizations and states not party to the conflict. The US favours the militarization and politicization of aid, which the Court would have to outright reject.

2/3 The US also reminded the Court that “only the Security Council can make (the threat determination that must precede such) binding decisions. In addition, such decisions require not only that at least nine Security Council members vote “yes”, but also that the five permanent members either vote yes or abstain.” The unnecessary reminder of US-imposed Security Council paralysis preceded an inappropriate cautioning of the Court that “novel legal interpretations will not bring an end to the ongoing conflict. They will not create a better tomorrow for Israelis, Palestinians, and the region. We encourage the international community to focus on [...] fresh thinking for a better future for Israelis and Palestinians alike.”

3/3 Parroting the US in diswaying the Court from exercising its jurisdiction, Hungary argued that “proceeding brought before this esteemed Court may directly contribute to the escalation of the conflict. We are of the view that the present and the former requests for rendering an advisory opinion, as well as the procedure initiated by the Republic of South Africa against the State of Israel, may be considered as an interference in an ongoing conflict that does not contribute to the de-escalation and an eventual settlement.” It went so far as to sugesset that question posed by the request are “so targeted at Israel, that it proceeds on the assumption that Israel has failed to meet its obligations under international law, without any regard to Israel’s legitimate security interests and concerns, or to the obligations of the United Nations and third parties in relation to the very subject-matter of the question.” According to Hungary, humanitarians are at fault, not the occupying power, which besieges, starves, and displaces the civilian population under the guise of security.

Blocus humanitaire à Gaza : l’ONU dénonce une politique « délibérément » cruelle | ONU Info
▻https://seenthis.net/messages/1112536

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Plutôt que de poser la question à des #génocidaires, se référer aux vidéos qu’ils postent eux-mêmes

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Israeli forces have now dropped more explosives in Gaza than fell on London, Dresden, and Hamburg during the Second World War.

Une pétition initiée par Caroline Yadan.

#Francesca_Albanese #France

Et les « opposant·es » n’ont pas eu gain de cause :
▻https://www.articolo21.org/2025/04/resistere-e-possibile-la-conferma-di-francesca-albanese-allonu

Francesca Albanese, giurista e accademica italiana, è stata oggi riconfermata nella sua posizione di Relatrice Speciale delle Nazioni Unite per la Palestina fino al 2028 dal Consiglio per i Diritti Umani dell’ONU. Davvero una bella notizia, una forma di resistenza al potere mondiale dominante antidemocratico e bellicista, di cui Nethanyau è uno dei principali esponenti. Anzi, una notizia meravigliosa, che segna una vittoria non solo per lei, ma per chiunque creda ancora nella giustizia, nei diritti umani e nella verità.

(▻https://bsky.app/search?q=Francesca+Albanese)

▻https://seenthis.net/messages/1108089

Les signataires de cette pétition honteuse sont presque exclusivement des macronistes : 37 Renaissance, 1 Républicain, 2 Droite républicaine et 2 Horizon :

• Caroline Yadan Renaissance
• David Amiel Renaissance
• Antoine Armand Renaissance
• Thibault Bazin Les Républicains
• Maud Bregeon Renaissance
• Stéphane Buchou Renaissance
• Pierre Cazeneuve Renaissance
• François Cormier-Bouligeon Renaissance
• Nicole Dubré-Chirat Renaissance
• Anne Genetet Renaissance
• Olivia Grégoire Renaissance
• Michel Herbillon Droite républicaine
• Emmanuelle Hoffmann Renaissance
• Sébastien Huyghe Renaissance
• Phillippe Juvin Droite républicaine
• Brigitte Klinkert Renaissance
• Amélia Lakrafi Renaissance
• Jean Laussucq Renaissance
• Vincent Ledoux Renaissance
• Mathieu Lefèvre Renaissance
• Constance Le Grip Renaissance
• Sylvain Maillard Renaissance
• Christophe Marion Renaissance
• Stéphane Mazars Renaissance
• Nicolas Metzdorf Renaissance
• Paul Midy Renaissance
• Laure Miller Renaissance
• Joséphine Missoffe Renaissance
• Sophie Panonacle Renaissance
• Jérémie Patrier-Leitus Horizon
• Natalia Pouzyreff Renaissance
• Stéphanie Rist Renaissance
• Charles Rodwell Renaissance
• Anne-Sophie Ronceret Renaissance
• Jean-François Rousset Renaissance
• Laetitia Saint-Paul Horizon
• Freddy Sertin Renaissance
• Liliana Tanguy Renaissance
• Jean Terlier Renaissance
• Prisca Thévenot Renaissance
• Annie Vidal Renaissance
• Corinne Vignon Renaissance

Le groupe « Ensemble pour la République » compte 94 députés. Ça fait quand même 40% des députés macronistes qui ont signé cette saloperie.

Gaza : Albanese reconduite par l’ONU malgré un lobbying des pro-Netanyahou
►https://www.off-investigation.fr/gaza-albanese-reconduite-par-onu-malgre-un-lobbying-des-pro-netany

En déplacement à Paris ce 5 avril, elle est revenue pour Off Investigation sur la lettre dans laquelle des députés français ont appelé à sa non-reconduction : « Si ces parlementaires français avaient consacré le temps qu’ils ont passé à rédiger leur lettre à faire cesser le génocide, cela aurait été plus utile », a-t-elle estimé, hors caméra. Présente au premier jour des « Assises pour la Palestine » organisées les 5 et 6 avril à Pantin (Seine-Saint-Denis), Francesca Albanese a accepté de s’exprimer face à notre caméra au sujet de sa reconduction en tant que rapporteure de l’ONU sur les territoires palestiniens, mais aussi de la situation sur place (voir l’encadré en fin d’article pour la retranscription écrite des propos de Francesca Albanese).

Outre le courrier des députés français adressé à Jean-Noël Barrot, le CRIF est aussi monté au créneau le 28 mars, par la voix de son président, Yonathan Arfi. Sur le réseau social X, celui-ci est allé jusqu’à accuser la juriste italienne de d’« antisémitisme », de « complotisme » et d’« apologie du terrorisme », avant d’appeler « la France et les Etats membres du Conseil des Droits de l’Homme à s’opposer à une nouvelle nomination de Madame Albanese ».

Pour mémoire, le gouvernement français fut lui-même à l’origine d’un post acerbe visant la rapporteure de l’ONU quand elle avait contredit Emmanuel Macron, le 10 février 2024, sur le motif des massacres du 7 octobre. Ecrivant sur X que « les victimes du 7/10 n’[avaie]nt pas été tuées à cause de leur judaïsme, mais en réaction de l’oppression d’Israël », la juriste fut alors prise à partie par la diplomatie française qui l’accusa de tenir des « propos scandaleux », dans une publication rapidement saluée par le CRIF.

#macronisme #pro-israel #génocidaires

C’était déjà les mêmes députés ici :

►https://blogs.mediapart.fr/stephane-m/blog/041124/91-deputes-en-defense-dun-etat-qui-massacre-massivement-les-civils-e

Mohammed El-Kurd sur X :
▻https://x.com/m7mdkurd/status/1904308295499714684

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#katz

Assal Rad sur X :
▻https://x.com/AssalRad/status/1900259277128032427

Unbelievable @nytimes, you don’t think the word #GENOCIDE is important to mention in your headline?

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Itay Epshtain sur X :
▻https://x.com/EpshtainItay/status/1887919303057416344

Whose idea was it to deport, en masse, Palestinians from #Gaza? #Israel's Ministry of Intelligence circulated a White Paper on 13 October 2023 calling the deportation of the entire population to #Egypt.

@realDonaldTrump only parrots - in lowbrow English - Israel’s insidious and unlawful plan.

« Trump ne fait que répéter comme un perroquet dans un anglais de bas étage le plan insidieux et illégal » de l’état sioniste.

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#dissonance_cognitive des #génocidaires

’No Civilians. Everyone’s a Terrorist’: IDF Soldiers Expose Arbitrary Killings and Rampant Lawlessness in Gaza’s Netzarim Corridor

’Of 200 bodies, only 10 were confirmed as Hamas members’: IDF soldiers who served in Gaza tell Haaretz that anyone who crosses an imaginary line in the contested Neztarim corridor is shot to death, with every Palestinian casualty counting as a terrorist – even if they were just a child.

►https://www.haaretz.com/israel-news/2024-12-18/ty-article-magazine/.premium/idf-soldiers-expose-arbitrary-killings-and-rampant-lawlessness-in-gazas-netzarim-corridor/00000193-da7f-de86-a9f3-fefff2e50000
Yaniv Kubovich. Dec 18, 2024

The line appears on no map and exists in no official military order. While senior Israel Defense Forces officials might deny its existence, in the heart of the Gaza Strip, north of the Netzarim corridor, nothing is more real.
“The forces in the field call it ’the line of dead bodies’” a commander in Division 252 tells Haaretz. “After shootings, bodies are not collected, attracting packs of dogs who come to eat them. In Gaza, people know that wherever you see these dogs, that’s where you must not go.”
The Netzarim corridor, a seven-kilometer-wide strip of land, stretches from near Kibbutz Be’eri to the Mediterranean coast. The IDF has emptied this area of Palestinian residents and demolished their homes to construct military roads and military positions.
While Palestinians are officially prohibited from entering, the reality is more severe than a simple exclusion zone. “It’s military whitewashing,” explains a senior officer in Division 252, who has served three reserve rotations in Gaza. “The division commander designated this area as a ’kill zone.’ Anyone who enters is shot.”
A recently discharged Division 252 officer describes the arbitrary nature of this boundary: “For the division, the kill zone extends as far as a sniper can see.” But the issue goes beyond geography. “We’re killing civilians there who are then counted as terrorists,” he says. “The IDF spokesperson’s announcements about casualty numbers have turned this into a competition between units. If Division 99 kills 150 [people], the next unit aims for 200.”
These accounts of indiscriminate killing and the routine classification of civilian casualties as terrorists emerged repeatedly in Haaretz’s conversations with recent Gaza veterans.
“Calling ourselves the world’s most moral army absolves soldiers who know exactly what we’re doing,” says a senior reserve commander who has recently returned from the Netzarim corridor. “It means ignoring that for over a year, we’ve operated in a lawless space where human life holds no value. Yes, we commanders and combatants are participating in the atrocity unfolding in Gaza. Now everyone must face this reality.”
While this officer doesn’t regret mobilizing after October 7 ("we went into a just war"), he insists the Israeli public deserves the full picture. “People need to know what this war really looks like, what serious acts some commanders and fighters are committing inside Gaza. They need to know the inhuman scenes we’re witnessing.”
The Netzarim corridor in Gaza.Credit: David Bachar
Haaretz has gathered testimonies from active-duty soldiers, career officers, and reservists that reveal the unprecedented authority given to commanders. As the IDF operates across multiple fronts, division commanders have received expanded powers. Previously, bombing buildings or launching airstrikes required approval from the IDF chief of staff. Now, such decisions can be made by lower-ranking officers.
“Division commanders now have almost unlimited firepower authority in combat zones,” explains a veteran officer in Division 252. “A battalion commander can order drone strikes, and a division commander can launch conquest operations.” Some sources describe IDF units operating like independent militias, unrestricted by standard military protocols.
’We took him to the cage’
The chaotic reality has repeatedly forced commanders and fighters to face severe moral dilemmas. “The order was clear: ’Anyone crossing the bridge into the [Netzarim] corridor gets a bullet in the head,’” recalls a veteran fighter from Division 252.
“One time, guards spotted someone approaching from the south. We responded as if it was a large militant raid. We took positions and just opened fire. I’m talking about dozens of bullets, maybe more. For about a minute or two, we just kept shooting at the body. People around me were shooting and laughing.”
But the incident didn’t end there. “We approached the blood-covered body, photographed it, and took the phone. He was just a boy, maybe 16.” An intelligence officer collected the items, and hours later, the fighters learned the boy wasn’t a Hamas operative – but just a civilian.
“That evening, our battalion commander congratulated us for killing a terrorist, saying he hoped we’d kill ten more tomorrow,” the fighter adds. “When someone pointed out he was unarmed and looked like a civilian, everyone shouted him down. The commander said: ’Anyone crossing the line is a terrorist, no exceptions, no civilians. Everyone’s a terrorist.’ This deeply troubled me – did I leave my home to sleep in a mouse-infested building for this? To shoot unarmed people?”
Similar incidents continue to surface. An officer in Division 252’s command recalls when the IDF spokesperson announced their forces had killed over 200 militants. “Standard procedure requires photographing bodies and collecting details when possible, then sending evidence to intelligence to verify militant status or at least confirm they were killed by the IDF,” he explains. “Of those 200 casualties, only ten were confirmed as known Hamas operatives. Yet no one questioned the public announcement about killing hundreds of militants.”
Another fighter describes witnessing four unarmed people walking normally, spotted by a surveillance drone. Despite clearly not appearing as militants, a tank advanced and opened fire with its machine gun. “Hundreds of bullets,” he recalls. Three died immediately ("the sight haunts me," he says), while the fourth survived and raised his hands in surrender.
“We put him in a cage set up near our position, stripped off his clothes, and left him there,” the soldier recounts. “Soldiers passing by spat on him. It was disgusting. Finally, a military interrogator came, questioned him briefly while holding a gun to his head, then ordered his release.” The man had simply been trying to reach his uncles in northern Gaza. “Later, officers praised us for killing ’terrorists.’ I couldn’t understand what they meant,” the fighter says.
After a day or two, the bodies were buried by a bulldozer in the sand. “I don’t know if anyone remembers they’re there. People don’t understand – this doesn’t just kill Arabs, it kills us too. If called back to Gaza, I don’t think I’ll go.”
In another incident, observation posts spotted two people walking toward Wadi Gaza, an area designated as restricted. A drone revealed they were carrying a white flag and walking with raised hands. The deputy battalion commander ordered troops to shoot to kill. When one commander protested, pointing out the white flag and suggesting they might be hostages, he was overruled. “I don’t know what a white flag is, shoot to kill,” the deputy commander, a reservist from Brigade 5, insisted. The two people eventually turned back south, but the protesting commander was berated as a coward.
These invisible boundaries north and south of the corridor appear frequently in testimonies. Even soldiers manning ambush positions say they weren’t always clear where these lines were drawn. “Anyone approaching whatever line was decided at that moment is considered a threat – no permission needed to shoot.”
This approach isn’t limited to Division 252. A Division 99 reservist describes watching a drone feed showing “an adult with two children crossing the forbidden line.” They were walking unarmed, seemingly searching for something. “We had them under complete surveillance with the drone and weapons aimed at them – they couldn’t do anything,” he says. “Suddenly we heard a massive explosion. A combat helicopter had fired a missile at them. Who thinks it’s legitimate to fire a missile at children? And with a helicopter? This is pure evil.”
Most commanders interviewed say the air force initially acted as a restraining force, especially regarding drone strikes. They would refuse attacks on unconfirmed targets, populated areas, and humanitarian shelters. However, this caution eroded over time. “The air force barely questions anything anymore; their safety mechanisms have collapsed too,” one commander states.
Division 252 found ways around air force oversight using a “magic word” – the “flash procedure,” an officer familiar with operations explains. Designed for forces under fire or evacuating casualties, it guarantees an airstrike within 30 minutes with no approvals needed. Any officer from battalion commander up could invoke it. “When targeting requests were denied for various reasons, Brigadier General Yehuda Vach would tell us to use the ’flash procedure,’” the officer says.
Wild West on Steroids
Vach, 45, born in the West Bank settlement of Kiryat Arba, rose through elite military units before commanding the IDF’s Officers Training School. Promoted to brigadier general last summer, he took charge of Division 252. His first address to commanders at a corridor outpost revealed much.
“His worldview and political positions were clearly driving his operational decisions,” a veteran officer present recalls. Another officer described him as a “small Napoleon” unsuited for division command: “The role requires judgment ... we knew immediately he lacked it, but didn’t realize how badly.”
Days later, Vach declared “there are no innocents in Gaza,” according to one officer. While such sentiment isn’t uncommon among soldiers, with Vach “it wasn’t just opinion – it became operational doctrine: everyone’s a terrorist.” He told his commanders that “in the Middle East, victory comes through conquering territory. We must keep conquering until we win.”
Under Vach, the Wild West atmosphere intensified. The “kill zone” boundary shifted constantly – “500 meters here today, 500 meters there tomorrow,” says one fighter. While other units also broke rules, officers say Vach went further.
One of the concepts he introduced was declaring anyone entering the kill zone a terrorist conducting reconnaissance. “Every woman is a scout, or a man in disguise,” an officer explains. “Vach even decided anyone on a bicycle could be killed, claiming cyclists were terrorists’ collaborators.”
His private initiative to forcibly move northern Gaza’s population south lacked official authorization. “We searched for operational orders but found nothing,” a command officer says. “They eventually stopped him.”
After reports of Hamas leader Yahya Sinwar’s death, Vach shared disturbing fantasies during a command briefing about mutilating and desecrating the body. “How they should have stripped him, placed him in the city square, cut up the corpse and wash it in sewage water. He tried to explain how to cut and dismember the body,” an officer recalls. “This wasn’t a joke – this was a formal assessment meeting. His commanders stood shocked silent,”
Division staff repeatedly sought intervention from Southern Command chief Major General Yaron Finkelman over Vach’s conduct, but Vach seemed to disregard even Finkelman’s authority.
In early November, Vach’s division left the corridor, replaced by Division 99. Before their final rotation ended, officers demanded explanations for his unauthorized “kill line” and other actions. “This is unprecedented – conducting war with everyone doing whatever they want in their sector. Operations launched without proper orders or procedures, just because Vach decided,” an officer present says.
Vach obsessed over a “an image of victory” – not Israel’s, but his own. He believed emptying northern Gaza of Palestinians would be his triumph. “We didn’t meet the goal,” he admitted in December. His attempt to drive out 250,000 residents clinging to their homes largely failed, with only hundreds crossing south.
He told officers that Palestinians must lose their land to learn from Hamas’ October 7 massacre. “First he talked about expelling everyone south, thinking he’d implement the Generals’ Plan alone,” a commander recalls. When that proved impossible, he sought alternatives. None materialized.
In March, Vach is set to return with Division 252 to the Netzarim corridor.
The IDF on Thursday denied the statements attributed to Vach, saying that the army "has been operating for several months in the [Netzarim] corridor area in central Gaza against the Hamas terrorist organization, carrying out intensive operational activity. All activities and operations of IDF forces in Gaza, including in the Netzarim corridor, are carried out in accordance with established command procedures, with plans approved, and operational orders given by the highest level of command.
“All strikes in the area are conducted in accordance with the required protocols, including targeting objectives that are struck within a short time frame due to operational circumstances,” the IDF continued.
The army added that “the strikes are targeted solely at military objectives, and before the strikes are carried out, many steps are taken to minimize harm to non-combatants.” The IDF also said that incidents suspected of deviating from IDF orders and ethical guidelines are investigated and handled.

▻https://x.com/v_lemire/status/1863262337920020798

⚠️ Le président de l’Association d’amitié Allemagne-Israël
@Volker_Beck a fait annuler vendredi ma conférence à @UraniaBerlin , sous prétexte de ma ‘GoyNormativité’ (sic 🤔). Il me semble qu’on passe un cran dans le n’importe quoi. Dans le journal @tazgezwitscher @bax_daniel dénonce « un climat de peur et d’autocensure en Allemagne ». Pour rappel cette conférence devait évoquer la traduction allemande de la BD Histoire de Jérusalem, que @TimesofIsrael considère comme « une BD exceptionnelle, mêlant rigueur historique et scientifique ». D’autres articles à suivre #KeepCalm #GoingOn ▻https://taz.de/Absage-von-Comic-Vorstellung-in-Berlin/!6053804

Il est rigolo, cet article, avec son interrogation finale :

Schoof n’a pas précisé les circonstances dans lesquelles Netanyahu pourrait venir. La semaine dernière, il a déclaré qu’il pourrait être possible pour Netanyahu de visiter une organisation internationale située aux Pays-Bas, telle que l’OIAC, l’organe de surveillance des armes chimiques de l’ONU, sans être arrêté.

Alors que la première idée qui vient à l’idée de n’importe qui, c’est :
►https://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cour_p%C3%A9nale_internationale

Le siège officiel de la Cour [pénale internationale] est situé à La Haye, aux Pays-Bas.

(...) On Sunday, Israel announced that the body of a rabbi working in the United Arab Emirates had been found in the Gulf country several days after the rabbi was reported missing. The Israeli prime minister’s office described the killing of Rabbi Zvi Kogan as a “heinous antisemitic terror incident.”

Kogan had reportedly maintained a high-profile social media presence featuring pictures of his combat military service. Immediately after his death was announced, Israel’s National Security Council published guidelines for Israelis traveling to the UAE, calling them to “avoid posting travel details on social media and posting photos and visit details before the trip and in real-time, including on various groups that focus on tourism abroad.”(...)

Merci @loutre pour ce passage qui m’avait échappé.

En fin de compte le rabbin en question était un criminel et fier de l’être.

Le contexte :

Les #États-Unis condamnent le meurtre du rabbin Zvi Kogan aux Émirats - The Times of Israël
▻https://fr.timesofisrael.com/emirats-arabes-unis-arrestation-de-3-suspects-dans-le-meurtre-du-r

Les États-Unis ont réagi après l’assassinat d’un émissaire du mouvement ‘Habad, le rabbin Zvi Kogan, aux Émirats arabes unis, évoquant un « crime horrible contre tous ceux qui défendent la paix, la tolérance et la coexistence ».

Un des derniers exemples en date (il y en a 100/heure)

Israel’s Army Investigates if It Breached International Law by Killing Hundreds of Gazans.
▻https://seenthis.net/messages/1082054

Tom Bateman sur X :
▻https://x.com/tombateman/status/1851603949201047903

“Dozens include photo documentation of U.S.-made bomb fragments at sites where scores of children were killed, according to human rights advocates”

Important as State Dept previously said it doesn’t have enough information to make a definitive determination on int law breaches

#génocidaires

Un résumé ici,

Al Jazeera English sur X : “An Al Jazeera investigation has revealed that the US and UK have provided military support to Israel by creating an air bridge that was vital to sustain the intensity of the war on Gaza.” / X
▻https://x.com/AJEnglish/status/1849420576680562831

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#génocidaires