The criminal Netanyahu's speech at the UN General Assembly.. when the executioner becomes the judge and the victim becomes the accused
In an opinion piece published on Palestine Online, writer Muhammad Mustafa Shahin criticizes Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's speech before the UN General Assembly, describing it as an absurd play where the executioner becomes the judge and the victim becomes the accused. The article attacks Netanyahu's claims that Israel did not commit genocide, calling them the language of power that loses its moral legitimacy. It addresses international double standards, where Israel is protected by the veto in the Security Council while weak states are condemned. The article concludes by questioning whether the executioner can write the victim's history without his pen trembling.
In an opinion piece published on Palestine Online, writer Muhammad Mustafa Shahin criticizes Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's speech before the UN General Assembly. The writer describes the speech as an absurd play where the executioner becomes the judge and the victim becomes the accused. The article attacks Netanyahu's claims that Israel did not commit genocide, noting that international humanitarian law defines genocide as acts committed with intent to destroy, in whole or in part, a national group. The article accuses Israel of continuous bombing, siege, starvation, and systematic destruction of civilian infrastructure. It describes Netanyahu's speech as the language of power that loses its last threads of moral legitimacy, hiding behind slogans of security, existence, and civilization. The article addresses international double standards, where Israel is protected by the veto in the Security Council while weak states are condemned. It concludes by questioning whether the executioner can write the victim's history without his pen trembling, noting that truth is written in the memory of peoples who do not forget.