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5/13/24: Israel Freaks As Egypt Joins ICJ Genocide Case, Blinken Says Israel Committed War Crimes But It's Okay
May 13, 2024
Tensions rise as Egypt joins the ICJ's genocide case against Israel, prompting discussions on U.S. officials admitting to Israeli war crimes yet maintaining support. The humanitarian crisis in Gaza takes center stage, revealing dire conditions for civilians and potential shifts in Israeli-Egyptian relations. The podcast critiques U.S. foreign policy inconsistencies, the influence of wealthy lobbyists, and the moral double standards applied to international conflicts, raising important questions about accountability and diplomatic ethics.
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Quick takeaways
- Egypt joining ICJ case against Israel signals worsening relations, while UN support for Palestine grows globally.
- State Department recognizes Israel's inadequate civilian harm mitigation, wealthy donors influence US foreign policy decisions towards Israel.
Deep dives
Egypt Joins South Africa in ICJ Case Against Israel
Egypt's decision to join South Africa's case at the ICJ alleging Israel's genocide against Palestinians reflects a new low in their relationship. Israel fears new ICJ orders due to its impact on humanitarian aid access in Gaza.
