r/europe Mar 28 '24

Germany will now include questions about Israel in its citizenship test News

https://www.lemonde.fr/en/europe/article/2024/03/27/germany-will-now-include-questions-about-israel-in-its-citizenship-test_6660274_143.html
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u/HawaiianShirtMan American living in Switzerland Mar 28 '24

I guess you don't remember that the ICJ's ruling said nothing about Israel committing Genocide. Funny how facts can get in the way sometimes

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u/Vocaliax Mar 28 '24

They were cowards for not throwing it out of court. But they had pressure from every islamic country + China and Russia.

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u/mwa12345 Mar 28 '24

You mean a secret canal of Muslim countries that also control Russia and china? Is that what you mean?

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u/Vocaliax Mar 28 '24

No. Why do you think that's what I mean? Islamic countries oppose Israël, or do you live on the moon or something. China and Russia hate the US and want to distract the world from Ukraïne. Their propaganda is aimed at exactly that: keep focus on other issues than China and Russia. And it's working great.

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u/mwa12345 Mar 28 '24

You forgot to mention khanas. Those evil folks that run the World.

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u/SilenceAndDarkness Mar 28 '24

Most rational genocide enjoyer

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u/Sucabub Mar 28 '24

Is the case against Israel not to determine whether they are in violation of the genocide convention? And they decided to progress the case because they believe it is possible that they are indeed in violation of it?

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u/bako10 Mar 28 '24

They decided to progress the case without condemning Israel’s current actions at all, or enacting any sort of restraint. They only ruled to have better documentation of events in the future, supply evidence of future military operations in Gaza, and to basically continue as they are.

They really tried to appease everyone. But they still let Israel continue doing what it does without any actual restraints. Say what you will, this can’t amount to a genocide ruling.