Jeff the Chef

Nope, I wouldn't, this thread is about netanyahu-rejects-claims-accusing-israel-of-genocide-in-gaza, not about, the misery and suffering of many other counties, nations and regions of the world that are currently going through war, famine displacement and massacres of innocent people, that in some places are much worse than Gaza

No, not in the slightest, this thread is all about Netanyahu-rejects-claims-accusing-Israel-of-genocide-in Gaza, not what others are suffering throughout the World. All you are trying to do is shut down debate, the same as others are trying to do over all social media because hopefully for once it won't be another "Mowing the Lawn" and everyone forgets about it and it all goes on as before the 7/10 atrocity. Hopefully at the end of all this the sensible heads of Israel and the Palestinians will look at this period of time as a watershed to getting a lasting agreement to live together peacefully some how.

Why should anyone have to experience war, bombing, rockets, etc, to have an opinion of what is right or wrong in this conflict? The lack of humanity on both sides and the failure of the main players to not negotiate a peaceful settlement for decades is the problem, but then again neither side has an honest bone in their bodies.

Maybe in your mind not in mine.

If it walks like a duck and quacks like a duck, its a duck.

Winding you lot up should be an Olympic sport, where did the Holocaust, Nazis etc come from apart from the normal suspects minds. Concentration Camps were a British invention from the Boer War.

Very good analysis of the Israeli genocide charges at the International Court of Justice https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZRKIYqjbpVY&ab_channel=BreakingPoints

Yes, I agree 7/10 is a Hamas thing, but you cannot dismiss what has gone on in Gaza for years, committed by Israeli forces in the form of being concentration guards.

This is the problem 7/10 isn't all a Hamas thing, 16 years of oppression from Israel is as much to blame.

Just a shame it's not Hamas going to see the ICJ

I take it you mean this answer? Black South Africa doesn't like Israel , Israel were friendly with White South Africa, pre Mandela

Oh, how I laughed. Can't bring yourself to answer the question, shame on you.

For your information, the Judge is not singular, it is the 15 Judges of the International Court of Justice, plus one from both sides, so there is a possibility of 17 Judges.

Nice quote Bkk Brian, ever considered answering the question posed? Who is South Africa bringing proceedings against?

Would you care to enlighten me on what the hell you're talking about?

You said: I see the eradication of Hamas as the best way. =Them You said: Others see the eradication of Israel as a better means. =Them Call me a liar all you want, it only shows your lack of understanding the way I feel about the situation. Yes, I will carry on as you say.

Your safe in your first sentence, the killing must stop. Then it all falls on it's arris, and there's the problem, them or them, no middle ground, and no I do not have the answers to this, before anyone asks.

Neither.

Whatever you thing is irrelevant it will be up to the Justices to determine the evidence presented by both parties to the Application.

So now it's a sham case according to you, I'm sure you will be called by the Israeli legal team to give your evidence of such.

Who is South Africa bringing proceedings against?

Whatever.

So you post more rubbish trying to muddy the waters, typical.

What I'm saying, ad infinitum is it is Israel that has been brought before the International Court of Justice, not Hamas. I have no doubt that Israel will site Hamas as the cause of the War, that is their prerogative, but until the Court confines neither you or I or anybody else knows what will be said.

Gordon Bennett, for the last time, It is up to the Court to determine if Israel has anything to answer for from the Application Instituting Proceedings, at this moment in time there is no proof of anything only an Application before the Court. We won't know anymore until the Court convenes on the 11th January 2024.