Netanyahu Can no Longer Travel to 124 Countries

CROSSFIREARABIA – Due to the recent arrest warrant, issued Thursday, by the International Criminal Court, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu can no longer travel to 124 countries or he will be arrested on point of entry and put in jail for Israel’s genocide on Gaza that he refuses to stop.

Already many countries, including his allies (Germany, Canada, UK and Australia are mulling about the fact of what today about Netanyahu if they find him on their doorstep and/or flying over their airspace.

What utter humiliation for Israel and its prime minister who insists on continuing his genocide on Gaza and now Lebanon.

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Pope Calls For Probe to See If Genocide is Really Happening in Gaza

Pope Francis is calling for an investigation to determine whether a genocide is taking place in the Gaza Strip, the Vatican News agency reported on Sunday.

“According to some experts, what is happening in Gaza has the characteristics of a genocide. It should be carefully investigated to determine whether it fits into the technical definition formulated by jurists and international bodies,” he said in a passage from his new book of interviews, Hope Never Disappoints: Pilgrims Towards a Better World, which is due out this Tuesday according to Anadolu.

“I am thinking above all of those who leave Gaza in the midst of the famine that has struck their Palestinian brothers and sisters given the difficulty of getting food and aid into their territory,” the pontiff added, referring to Israeli blockades which only allow a trickle of aid required by over 2 million people into the embattled enclave.

Israel has continued a devastating offensive on the Gaza Strip since Oct. 7, 2023, killing nearly 44,000 Palestinians, most of them women and children, and rendering the enclave almost uninhabitable.

It also faces a genocide case at the International Court of Justice for its actions in the blockaded enclave.

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Will Israel Succeed in Starving Palestinians?

As the Israeli occupation persists in its siege on the Gaza Strip for the 13th consecutive month, blocking the entry of humanitarian aid and fuel, more than 2 million Palestinians are enduring harsh conditions to meet their daily needs, leaving them at risk of death from starvation and the lack of essential resources.

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