شبكة قدس الإخبارية
شبكة قدس الإخبارية
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The article discusses three strong blows that Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and the ruling system received within a week from the international community and human rights organizations. The first was from the British government, which announced a comprehensive boycott of goods from settlement colonies and imposed a partial suspension on the licenses for weapons used in Israel, along with statements confirming that the crimes of occupation and settlement are a stain on the world's conscience. The second came from the Israeli human rights organization B'Tselem, which issued a report revealing Israel's attempt to fragment Palestinian existence by dismantling its social fabric and committing crimes against Palestinians, including evidence of genocide in Gaza. The third was the victory of the documentary film "Naza" at the Venice Film Festival, which documents confessions by Israeli officers admitting to war crimes in Gaza under orders from their commanders. Despite this international pressure, Israel faces strong Palestinian resistance, as Palestinians in the West Bank and Gaza Strip continue to resist, while hundreds of thousands of Israelis flee the country amid rising fascism. The article affirms that Israeli crimes, including massacres and war crimes, are documented by official reports and institutions, and calls for the international community to impose effective sanctions and a comprehensive boycott on Israel as a means to halt these crimes. It also urges Arab and Muslim countries to increase support for the boycott and sever relations with the Israeli government.
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