Taking part in the plot
Ben-Dror Yemini argues that although the genocide accusations against Israel are completely false, repeated statements by Israeli politicians, journalists, and panelists have contributed to the credibility of the genocide libel. He analyzes the film 'Naz'a', claims it was produced through manipulation, and warns of the diplomatic damage caused by Israeli statements, especially in light of the Hague prosecution.
Ben-Dror Yemini argues that although the genocide accusations against Israel are completely false, repeated statements by Israeli politicians, journalists, and panelists have contributed to the credibility of the genocide libel. He analyzes the film 'Naz'a', pointing to evidence from a soldier appearing in the film, who claimed that the filmmakers manipulated the content and that the death toll numbers are false. Yemini warns of the diplomatic damage caused by Israeli statements, especially in light of the lawsuit filed by South Africa at the International Court of Justice in The Hague. He quotes Pinina Sharvit Baruch from the INSS, who argues that international legitimacy is a vital strategic resource, and that Israel's problem is more one of policy than of public diplomacy. Yemini calls for fighting the 'Naz'a' libel and the evil spirits within us.