War crimes if you force enemy soldiers to do it. Technically forcing enemy soldiers to do anything at all is a war crime.
Not war crimes if it’s community service ordered by a judge due to conviction for crimes committed by the subject.
If you want to be sad, read up on the Residential Schools.
1948 was 50 years before the last of those hellholes closed.
And yes, Canada has semi-officially recognized it as a cultural genocide. With actual genocide recognition passed by the House of Commons in 2022.
Trump didn’t force Netanyahu into a ceasefire, that’s a blatant lie.
The two announced a ceasefire and then, never actually ceased firing. So yeah, I’ll agree that a fake ceasefire was never a possibility under Biden, because he would never have gone along with it.
Also, the reports are still saying that Harris was not a fan of Biden’s policy on Israel. So yes, the worse option is so much fuck worse than the alternative. The worse option is speedrunning the genocide, trying for a new record of innocents killed in the shortest timeframe.
(d) https://www.bbc.com/news/world-asia-china-53220713
(e) https://www.bbc.com/news/world-asia-china-56454609
There are far more, but those two are already enough to prove the point.
Trump has imposed sanctions on the ICC, the International Criminal Court, because they ruled against Israel.
This has actively harmed the ICC in their mission.
USAID was feeding Gaza, Trump has ordered the food to rot in storage rather than disburse it.
And there are dozens of other things that Trump has gleefully done to specifically hurt Palestinians.
While the lesser evil was bad, the greater evil is so much worse.
There are a few small scale chocolate companies that actively avoid child labor.
And then there’s Nestle on the opposite side of that spectrum. Not just child labor, but child slavery.
They talk a good game about eliminating child labor, but always seem to look the other way in their supply chain.
Any country riddled with landmines. They’re the only ones that need it.