Accountability Amid Atrocities

This chapter critically examines the complexities of accountability for atrocities, particularly regarding the roles of Germany and the U.S. as enablers. It highlights the urgency for reassessment of political stances on the Israeli-Palestinian conflict and the implications of international law on domestic actions, especially in light of growing panic over financial ties to military actions. The discourse challenges the oversimplified narratives surrounding the conflict and emphasizes the need to address systemic issues beyond individual leaders.