THE GREATEST GENOCIDE IN THE PAST THIRTY-ONE YEARS

Between April and July 1994, the Rwandan government, led by Théodore Sindikubwabo (after President Juvénal Habyarimana was assassinated when his plane was shot down) and Prime Minister Jean Kambanda, together with Hutu militias armed by the government itself (the National Republican Movement for Democracy and Development  -MNRD- and its extremist youth organization, the Interahamwe -“those who attack together”- and also its ally, the Coalition for the Defense of the Republic, a Hutu party allied with the MNRD, and its youth wing, Impuzamugambi -“those who have the same goal”-) carried out a genocide of Tutsi and anti-government Hutu members for approximately 100 days, during which they murdered approximately 800,000 people (children, women, men).

The International Criminal Court convicted the former Prime Minister Jean Kambanda of genocide in 1998, indicting a total of 93 people, although only 63 were convicted.

On October 7, 2023, Hamas carried out an attack on Israel that killed approximately 1,250 people, many of whom were victims of the Israel Defense Forces' Hannibal Directive, which aims to kill its citizens and soldiers rather than allow them to fall hostage or prisoner to the enemy.

First, as retaliation, and then as a strategy, since October 2023, Benjamin Netanyahu's government has carried out genocide against the Palestinian people in Gaza and an ethnic cleansing operation in the West Bank. Therefore, the International Criminal Court issued an international arrest warrant against Netanyahu and his former Defense Minister, Yoav Gallant, for:

War crime: Using famine as a method of warfare by deliberately restricting access to food, water, medicine, and fuel in Gaza.

Crimes against humanity: Murder, persecution, and other inhumane acts intentionally directed against the civilian population in Gaza, including attacks on hospitals and denial of humanitarian aid.

The Netanyahu-led government has killed 57,000 Palestinians, including children, women, and men, since October 2023, although estimates by non-governmental organizations and experts calculate that the real death toll could be more than 100,000. Still, this cannot be verified since Israel does not allow international organizations, humanitarian aid organizations, or journalists to enter Gaza and the West Bank.

Netanyahu is the world's greatest genocidaire of the last 31 years, and yet the United States government and European countries such as the United Kingdom, Germany, France, the Netherlands, and Italy (among others) continue to support the Israeli government in its rampant daily slaughter of Palestinians (and in its illegal incursions into Lebanon and Syria, as well as its recent attack on Iran).

Well, this genocidaire, who has just met again with President Donald Trump at the White House, has had the nerve to propose Trump as a candidate for the Nobel Peace Prize.

It's as if a serial killer proposed the person who provides him with the weapons to commit his murders, like the new priest in the town's parish.

The level of shamelessness and mockery of Netanyahu and Trump knows no bounds. Netanyahu, who is the greatest genocidaire of the last 31 years, still dares to speak of "peace" and propose his employee Trump (who does everything Netanyahu tells him to) as the next winner of a prize that is becoming more discredited in the eyes of international public opinion with each passing day.

Suppose the members of the Nobel Prize Committee end up awarding the prize to Trump (pressure from the United States government will surely be at its maximum on the members of said Committee based in Oslo, Norway). In that case, they would have dictated the death sentence for a prize that has often been awarded to highly questionable figures; however, if this time it was to fall to the president of the United States, it would plunge into the deepest abyss.