https://www.cnn.com/2024/01/27/middleeast/unrwa-israel-hamas-october-7-allegations-intl/index.html
According to CNN, 12 UNRWA employees out of 30,000 were accused by Israel of involvement in Oct 7 (and immediately fired).
has cut off humanitarian aid to an entire ethnic group due to the alleged actions of TWELVE PEOPLE.
That's 0.04%, assuming Israel's accusations are all backed up by solid evidence.
Israel has already KILLED 13x that amount of UNRWA workers.
"The HUGE Russian offensive is coming"!
SHUT UP SHUT UP SHUT UP
Play stupid games, win stupid prizes. If they didn't want to be blown up they should have followed orders.
A ceasefire in and of itself wouldn't help, but the ICJ demanding one because of "possible" genocide would be horrible for Israel from a PR standpoint.
It would help show liberals that Israel is not a smol bean "defending themselves", and would be good ammunition to use against Zionist politicians.
Anything short of an order for a full ceasefire will be completely useless.
I expect they will order Israel to "be more careful" with the bombing, and to let more food in. Neither of those things will be objectively measured, so Israel can just lie and say it is complying.
The sudden Russian breakthrough in southern Avdiivka was supposedly achieved by sending soldiers through an underground pipe.
Interesting how they didn't say "the vessel continued on its way" like they usually do.
Definitely a mixed bag, but I think it's safe to say that his foreign policy wasn't as bad as Biden's.
Trump reinforced the blockade on Cuba, stayed in Syria "to keep the oil", and declared Jerusalem the capital of Israel. But Biden is continuing those policies as well as starting a zillion wars, so...
https://nitter.cz/MilitaryEye/status/1749539619190833428#m
Yes, according to Al Jazeera Arabic, citing Israeli sources 
https://nitter.net/sentdefender/status/1749533220784292093#m
Initial Reports of an Incident within the City of Khan Yunis in Southern Gaza, with at least 22 Israeli Soldiers having been Killed following the Collapse of Two Buildings.
The fact that Russia is able to compete at all with a budget that is a minuscule fraction of NATO's should be frankly embarrassing for MIC bootlickers.
BRICS should step in and match the previous funding. Easy way to dunk on
for only $1 billion.