Israel Maybe winning the War, But in Losing the World, It Lost Everything.

War has long been a tool for expanding geopolitical interests—particularly for Israel, a state surrounded by neighbours that have historically rejected its founding and its ideology as an Ethno state.

Bibi AKA Netanyahu, currently a sought out after politician against war crimes from the International Criminal Court, had been under legal scrutiny for his extremism well before the October 7 attacks , deliberately trembling democratic values. On top of the issues of house of cards he’s building, Netanyahu made clear that even if Hamas were to return all hostages, the war would continue. That declaration has prompted a global reckoning—not just among activists and critics, but among some of Israel’s staunchest supporters, including pro-Israel journalists and public figures. In the immediate aftermath of October 7, sympathy for Israel surged from influencers to celebrities to political leaders, even in parts of the Arab world. Now no influencer wants to align with israel ideas, in surge of cancel culture and the opposing of everything israel is committing mainly the word many are not saying but know “Genocide” Israel has spent over $150m alone on influencers to visit israel and promote it as a democratic, loving and non war crimes committed to country. Netanyahu has treated that support as a green light, using it to advance a hardline agenda that caters to extremist settlers violence against Palestinians in the west bank and far-right visions of Jewish supremacy. As I walked the streets of tel aviv, visiting since a long time but was my last time. I also oppose everything. If you want to rea

One small glint of hope comes from the 1,200 Israeli academics who have signed a protest letter focused on Palestinian suffering. Their moral clarity is reflected in a very simple statement: We can’t say we didn’t know. Let these words pierce the conscience of every politician and every diplomat in the Western world: You cannot say you didn’t know.

But if international law can be trampled in broad daylight, with the world watching, what message does that send? For those paying attention, to Russia, to Ukraine, to Sudan, to Armenians , to China, to India, to Iranians even the refugees around the world who survived atrocities awaiting justice; the warning is clear: injustice anywhere sets the stage for erosion everywhere.

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