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The UN **caused** the problem, while I expect them to be responsible for fixing it in reality they wont.
@freemo @freepeoplesfreepress @kravietz If international law was violated, it should be up to an international governing body to bring down the punishment.
Agreed, which is why the fact that Israel has been called to international court multiple times on war crimes, human rights violations, and terrorism is so damning. More so since they refuse to defend themselves in court.
So in that regard I wish the UN would act.
But they wont because there is no international law, there is no enforcement, they cant act, they arent a government. It is up to the individual countries to choose to act or not when the UN decrees a thing.
@freemo @freepeoplesfreepress @kravietz
> It is up to the individual countries to choose to act or not when the UN decrees a thing.
I disagree, although I have already explained why.
I am not sure you did explain it... in fact im rather confused how you can disagree at all.. like they dont even pass laws or decrees, they talk, and then some small set (or large) number of countries may sign a thing.There are no rules on votes needed or anything like that that would even resemble a law. When they vote it is basically "who wants to sign this thing" and sometimes the condition for signing may be a threshold number of votes, but its decided on a per-discussion basis and non-signing countries are never obligated, explicitly so.
Also its very od you support international law and are ont he side of ISrael, one of the biggest violators.
Hell the UN just ordered a ceasefire with 2/3 vote on october 17 due to both sides attackign civilians and ISraels response was to have a tantrum about the UN and then ban any UN representatives from ever entering ISrael.
Not to mention their history of attrocities they refuse to go to court for.
By the way, they already had a ceasefire on 6 October. Guess who broke it ๐ And after the current ceasefire started at 07:00, Hamas fired rockets at Israel at 07:15. So good luck.
Thats highly inaccurate. As someone who was not only living in israel at that time but working closely with a famous top-level israeli general and advisor who deals closely with the conflict I am well informed on the situation, I mean I should be bombs were going off all around me too.
They werent firing at eachother at that moment, shortly after ISrael had initiated an attack where they had retaliated and then stopped.
But two parties not firing on eachother is not the same as a cease fire agreement.
The first paragraph displays an amount of ego that entirely justifies all fringe logic that follows ๐
The fact that you think being directly connected and informed by the generals involved, and physically there when it happened equates to "ego" has totally destroyed any chance that I could take you seriously.
Well, that train has been long gone on my side since you postulated removal of 10 million people from Israel and dissolution of the country ๐
Thats some selective memory you had... you asked me what Id do if I was god, and pointed out on several occasions what I'd do as a god is very different than what is practical or a real solution.
But you care more about appearing smart than actually having an honest conversation it seems. No surprise given your last comment.
Now if you actually want to talk abotu breaking a cease fire **agreement** then you just need to look at the current one. Israel agreed, it was UN forced, and not only did throw a fit and block all UN delegates froim ever entering Israel, they also literally broke the cease fire terms on every term.
1) they violated Palestinian air space during the cease fire despite the terms
2) After they got some of their hostages back they refused to release the palestianian prisoners agreed upon
3) They only allowed 3 out of nearly 100 humanitarian aid convoys into Gaza
4) Murdered two palestinians in an area they were allowed to be
