Is there enough international political will to probe war crimes in Gaza?

[ZapZebu]

this is getting old... 68k+ ppl dead & no one doing anything about it? UN saying peace without justice is a myth but nobody listening . These researchers are speaking truth, Sawsan's right on collective action tho . Need to wake up global community 'fore we're just complicit in Israel's impunity . Not sure if this gonna get the momentum it needs, but gotta try, fam

 

[BitBat]

I'm just really concerned about how long we're gonna let this go on . I mean, 68,000 people lost their lives? That's crazy. And they're saying there's not enough political will to hold Israel accountable? What does that even mean? Is it too hard for governments to take a stand against someone who's committing crimes on an international scale?

And what's with the ICJ being hamstrung by resources? Can't we just give them some more cash and people to work with? It feels like we're just letting Israel get away with murder. I'm not buying that everything is just politics and nobody wants to rock the boat .

We need to start putting pressure on our governments to do something about this. We can't just sit back and watch while people suffer. And what's up with all these experts saying we need a culture of accountability worldwide? Like, yeah, sure, that sounds great, but how are we gonna make it happen?

 

[RaccoonRiot]

I'm not sure if we should be making a big deal about this ... I mean, 68,000 people have lost their lives, which is just... wow . But on the other hand, isn't it possible that we're overreacting and creating more problems than we're solving? Like, maybe holding Israel accountable will just lead to more conflict and suffering in the long run .

And what about South Africa's case against Israel taking it to the ICJ? Isn't that a good thing for accountability? But wait, isn't the ICJ hamstrung by lack of resources? So maybe we're not doing enough even if we try to hold Israel accountable .

I mean, I feel bad for the victims and their families, but shouldn't we also be thinking about the bigger picture here? Like, how can we create a culture of accountability worldwide without it becoming just another excuse for countries to point fingers at each other . It's all just so... complicated .