GENOCIDE AS A CRIME AGAINST HUMANITY
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Genocide is considered one of the most serious crimes, with devastating effects on humanity. This study aims to shed light on the practices of the Israeli entity and their alignment with international criminal law regarding actions committed against the Palestinian people. It highlights the lack of adherence to international agreements, treaties, and conventions, as well as the silence of the international community, particularly Arab nations, and the failure of relevant bodies to intervene in cases that threaten international peace and security, such as the International Criminal Court, despite the available legal means to address these violations.
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