Ending Genocide, Enforcing Justice
The world cannot continue to pretend that reasonable solutions will be possible so long as Israel remains under the leadership of Benjamin Netanyahu’s regime. His government has overseen a genocidal campaign that has crossed the threshold of humanity’s most serious crime. Until accountability is enforced and the present path is altered, the prospect of genuine peace will remain obstructed.
At this moment, the most urgent priority is not abstract negotiations, but the immediate cessation of the ongoing genocide in Gaza and the lifting of the inhumane blockade that strangles its people. The United Nations Independent International Commission of Inquiry on the Occupied Palestinian Territory has already determined that Israel is committing genocide in Gaza. There is no moral or legal basis to soften this language. Meanwhile, the International Criminal Court has issued an arrest warrant against PM Netanyahu for war crimes and crimes against humanity. The international community must recognize that words of condemnation alone are no longer sufficient. Justice must follow!
The logical next step is to ensure that these crimes are prosecuted before an international tribunal. Anything less would be an abdication of the duty to uphold international law and human dignity. Some nations in the West have begun to recognize the State of Palestine, an overdue act that tragically required the enormity of genocide to compel action. But this must not be the endpoint. The next decisive move is to secure Palestine’s full membership in the United Nations, affirming the rights of its people in the family of nations.
Only after halting the genocide, securing justice for the victims, and ensuring Palestine’s rightful place in the international order, can we begin to speak of a sensible, durable solution for all. Until then, the credibility of the international system itself hangs in the balance. For it is not only Gaza that is under siege, but also the very principles of justice and humanity on which our common future depends.
Dear our brothers and sisters in Palestine, especially in Gaza. He (prabowo) doesnt represent us as indonesians. We support Palestine all the time and never support that two-state solution.
Please believe us. We always pray for your freedom and may Allah destroy zionists and their supporters soon. Aamiin
Malu, kan?
Pidato presiden kalian dikutip dan dipuji langsung penjajah dan pembantai paling biadab abad 21
Prabowo gak mengguncang dunia. Sebaliknya, ia justru mengukuhkan genosida dan kolonialisme
Tapi yaudah lah, mau berharap apa juga dari presiden pembantai Timor Leste
This soft spoken ibu never said Bangsat or Anjing but you never give a shit about her. You care not about what people fight for. You just ignorant piece of shit.
Ibu jilbab pink yang berkata kasar bikin kamu ga nyaman? Good. Because there are ibu with soft-spoken words protesting in front of the presidential palace every Thursday since 2007, and you don’t give a damn. You don’t care about polite language. You just don’t give a shit.
This picture is essentially what it feels being an Indonesian: the people mourning and crying but suddenly the pahlawan kesiangan came to pretend to solve the problem
kalian masih gk percaya di Indonesia ini banyak yang Tuhannya itu duit? contoh terbaiknya ya ini, semua pejabat yg menanggapi tragedi Affan selalu berfokus ke GANTI RUGI MATERI, bkn penegakkan keadilan.
bahkan mereka tidak ada yg mengutuk perlakuan polisi yg melindas Alm.
Setiap demo dibilangnya ada dalang, dalang, dan dalang.
Padahal dalangnya sendiri ya pemerintah yg inkompeten dan memantik rakyatnya utk marah.
Bukannya sadar diri lalu berbenah, malah selalu cr kambing hitam biar bs kabur dr masalah.
A mother joins thousands of protestors who are demonstrating against the government in Jakarta, Indonesia 🇮🇩.
At least one person has been killed and over 50 have been injured in the country's capital after days of unrest.