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But it will cost you your job to say so in the US, right? Even though a U.N. Inquiry has come to that conclusion? Is it even advisable to share that a U.N. Inquiry has come to that conclusion?
In the US you can lose your job if you quote Charlie Kirk, of course freedom of speech is means risking your job for publicly mentioning the genocide an ally is committing.
Link to the report: https://www.ohchr.org/sites/default/files/documents/hrbodies...
Conclusion: The Commission’s analysis in this report relates solely to the determination
of genocide under the Genocide Convention as it relates to the responsibility of the
State of Israel both for the failure to prevent genocide, for committing genocide
against the Palestinians in Gaza since October 2023 and for the failure to punish
genocide. The Commission also notes that, while its analysis is limited to the
Palestinians specifically in Gaza during the period since 7 October 2023, it
nevertheless raises the serious concern that the specific intent to destroy the
Palestinians as a whole has extended to the rest of the occupied Palestinian territory,
that is, the West Bank, including East Jerusalem, based on Israeli authorities’ and
Israeli security forces’ actions therein, and to the period before 7 October 2023. The
events in Gaza since 7 October 2023 have not occurred in isolation, as the
Commission has noted. They were preceded by decades of unlawful occupation and
repression under an ideology requiring the removal of the Palestinian population
from their lands and its replacement.
more serious atrocities are happening in a lot of places (e.g Myanmar) but it gets pretty much zero coverage. Israel news are on headlines everyday. I guess not all 'genocides' are equal
and now Israeli citizens are being told to prepare for isolation, now they live in Super Sparta. Us against the world (except vassal state The US).