Debunking Genocide Allegations: Experts Defend Israel’s Actions in Gaza Against Misguided Accusations

Gaza, Gaza Strip — Recent accusations of genocide directed at Israel have resurfaced, this time endorsed by the International Association of Genocide Scholars (IAGS). Critics argue that the organization is more committed to ideological positions than to upholding rigorous academic standards. Two professionals, a human-rights lawyer and a military expert, emphasize that Israel is not engaging in genocide in Gaza. With over 40 years of combined experience in international law and military operations, they assert that their firsthand observations defy the allegations. Their efforts have included speaking to Israeli Defense Forces (IDF) personnel, visiting aid … Read more

Federal Judge Halts Deportation, Upholds Rights of Student Fighting Against Genocide

A U.S. federal judge recently intervened to prevent the imminent deportation of Stiven Sibrian, a 20-year-old student and prominent anti-genocide advocate, in a case that highlights ongoing concerns regarding the intersection of immigration policy and human rights. Sibrian, who is currently studying international relations at The College of William & Mary in Virginia, had been facing deportation to El Salvador, his birth country, which he fled at the age of four. The judge granted a temporary restraining order that effectively halts any deportation proceedings against Sibrian until a full hearing can be conducted. This decision … Read more

Ugandan Judge, Known for Supporting Israel in Landmark Genocide Case, Likely to Lead International Court of Justice

Kampala, Uganda – Judge Julia Sebutinde, an experienced Ugandan jurist known for her significant contributions to international law, is set to become the next president of the International Court of Justice (ICJ). If confirmed, Sebutinde’s appointment will mark a historic milestone as she would be the first African woman to lead the United Nations’ highest legal authority. Sebutinde’s distinguished career includes pivotal roles in various international legal arenas, notably her involvement in the Special Court for Sierra Leone where she made significant contributions to the prosecution of war criminals, including former Liberian President Charles Taylor. … Read more

Ugandan Judge Endorsing Israel’s Genocide Assertion Poised to Succeed Lebanon’s Salam as International Court of Justice Chief

Kampala, Uganda – In a significant judicial development, a Ugandan judge known for her ruling in favor of Israel on a genocide claim is reportedly set to become the next president of the International Court of Justice (ICJ), succeeding Lebanon’s Ronny Abraham. The appointment, expected to be confirmed in the coming weeks, marks a pivotal moment for the international legal community. This Ugandan jurist, whose pivotal decisions have frequently spotlighted her handling of complex international law issues, will be the first African woman to lead the ICJ if her nomination is ratified. This change in … Read more