Accusations of genocide against Israel are absurd

 Times of Israel:

Foreign Minister Gideon Sa’ar announces he will be closing Israel’s embassy in Ireland, citing the “extreme anti-Israel policy of the Irish government.”

Israel recalled its ambassador in May after Ireland became one of three EU countries that said they would unilaterally recognize a Palestinian state. Ireland has not recalled its envoy to Israel.

Last week, Ireland’s cabinet voted to join South Africa’s case accusing Israel of “genocide” at the International Criminal Court in The Hague.

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 Israel's operation in Gaza is in response to a mass murder attack on Israelis and is clearly justified.  But for that attack, Israel would not be in Gaza. The Palestinians responsible for that attack are the ones who were pledging genocide against Israelis.  Gaza was in effect a Palestinian entity when it engaged in the mass murder of Jews.

See also:

Nova festival survivor: Make Iran pay for its murders all over the globe

And:

 Hamas relented in cease-fire talks under Trump pressure, official says

The president-elect's warning that he wants to see a deal before he takes office was “a big factor” in recent concessions, the source tells NBC News.

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