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How To Prove Genocide, The Most Serious War Crime

#Genocide #WarCrimes #InternationalLaw #HumanRights #GazaConflict #UNInvestigation #ICC #Accountability #Justice #GlobalCommunity Genocide is regarded as the gravest of war crimes and proving it requires a strict legal framework under international law. According to the UN Genocide Convention, it must be shown that acts such as killing, causing serious harm, or deliberately inflicting conditions of life designed to destroy a group were committed with the specific intent to eliminate a national, ethnic, racial, or religious community. Intent is the most difficult element to establish, often demonstrated through patterns of behavior, official statements, or documented policies that reveal a deliberate plan to target a group. This week, a United Nations Commission of Inquiry concluded that Israel committed genocide in Gaza, echoing findings from leading genocide scholars and human rights groups. Israel has firmly denied the charge. The determination of genocide not only carries moral weight but also legal consequences, potentially leading to trials in international courts, accountability for leaders, and lasting implications for global diplomacy.