The IDF and defense ministry claimed that the aid workers’ killing resulted from poor coordination. Israeli army sources later refuted their claims, saying the incident has ‘no connection to coordination’ and was caused by the fact that ‘every commander sets the rules for himself’
The sources accused the IDF’s Southern Command of trying to deflect blame for the incident in Deir al-Balah, in which seven employees of World Central Kitchen were killed. A source in the intelligence branch said the command “knows exactly what the cause of the attack was – in Gaza, everyone does as he pleases.”
Army regulations say that final approval for any action against sensitive targets like aid organizations must be given by senior officers – the division commander, the head of the command or even the chief of staff. But in Gaza, the source said, “every commander sets the rules for himself” and gives his own interpretation of the rules of engagement.
“It has no connection to coordination,” the intelligence branch source said. “You can set up another 20 administrations or war rooms, but if someone doesn’t decide to put an end to the conduct of some of the troops inside Gaza, we’ll see more incidents like this.”
Would be a real shame if they publicly stated they wanted to eradicate all Palestinians and someone compiled those admissions in an 84 page document.
The ICJ ruling won’t do anything anyways. America and israel have already stated they will ignore it if it finds them guilty.
Last week the ICJ made a ruling to force israel to let in more aid and now israel is openly bombing aid foreign workers. And Biden is already covering for israel. It’s pretty clear the ICJ is a toothless little pet.
No no you need to get them to 85 before it legally counts as genocide (read in a thick Israeli accent) (I’ve never actually heard an Israeli accent so I maybe this isn’t as funny as I think it is).
I’ve seen cases of war criminals brought to justice many, many years after their crimes.
Even if they seem untouchable right now, it’s important to keep records relating to this genocide because one day we (the people of the world) might be in a position to prosecute some of these monsters.
The rules-based world order and international law was always dependent on enforcement by the member states. It’s not like the UN has its own army or police force to arrest people or enforce rulings.