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WATCH: UN court rules against Israel’s right to self-defense in ‘genocide’ case

The UN’s International Court of Justice ordered Israel to prevent the killing of Gazans and the causing of serious bodily harm to Gazans, with no distinction made between civilians and combatants.

This ruling effectively prevents Israel from acting in self-defense against an enemy who has brutally tortured and massacred the most Jews on a single day since the Holocaust, and has publicly declared its commitment to fight until Israel is completely destroyed.

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Michael Gerbitz
Tags: Gaza IDF International Court of Justice The Hague

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