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

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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

Political Tensions Erupt as Israel’s Defense Minister Blocks Military Advocate General from Key Legal Conference

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EILAT, Israel — Defense Minister Israel Katz has initiated a controversial decision by preventing Major General Yifat Tomer Yerushalmi, the IDF’s Military Advocate General, from addressing the Israel Bar Association conference this weekend. This action marks a significant departure from previous practices where the military advocate has regularly participated in such events to communicate key messages to the public. Katz labeled the conference as politicized, despite the long-standing tradition of the bar association hosting speakers from various political backgrounds without endorsing any party. The relationship between the government and the bar association has grown tense … Read more

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

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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

Israel’s New Law Permits Deportation of Attackers’ Families Amid Ongoing Conflict

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Jerusalem, Israel — In a significant legislative move, Israel’s parliament has adopted a controversial law enabling the deportation of family members of Palestinian attackers to the Gaza Strip or other areas for periods ranging from 7 to 20 years. The new statute, primarily backed by Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s Likud party and his right-wing coalition, was approved following a decisive 61-41 vote in the Knesset. This law targets Palestinian citizens of Israel and residents of annexed East Jerusalem, stipulating conditions where these individuals either knew of impending attacks or expressed support for such actions. The … Read more