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The political approach of the USA since January 2024 completely exposes the ridiculous talk of the Israeli lobby in the U.S., claiming that the U.S. is a victim of a foreign power (Israel). The Israeli war cabinet is executing the policies of a U.S. settler empire in deep crisis. As Hassan Nasrallah once said, it is not the “Jewish” lobby that rules Washington, but the Holy trinity of oil, corporations, and the military-industrial complex.

"Revolution comes when human beings set out to correct decadent institutions."
– Imam Jamil Abdullah al-Amin

Freedom for Palestine from Umm al-Rashrash to Ras an-Naqoura.

1. International Organizations
   The employees of various United Nations organizations have long become targets of fighter jets. These jets are actually military products of the countries that finance the UN. After the 2009 bombing of a UN school in Beit Lahia, Israel set new standards in warfare. Now, a whole UN department, UNWRA, has been declared “infiltrated by terrorists” and marked for extermination. UN Secretary-General António Guterres has been declared an unwelcome person in Israel. But the victims also include Palestinian UN diplomats, who have to condemn a war every day, in which they are involved through the security cooperation of the Palestinian Authority. Their ambassadors worldwide are tragic figures. Once representatives of a country that “doesn’t exist”, busy defaming Palestinians in the diaspora as terrorists to the authorities, they now wander from protest to protest for solidarity with Palestine, delivering defiant speeches. Victims of their own defamation policies, they themselves are now being associated with terrorism.

Of course this didn’t start a year ago, UN mediator Folke Bernadotte was already murdered on the 17th of September, 1948, by the Zionist terrorist militia Lechi in Jerusalem. But today, we are confronted with the complete dysfunctionality of an international organization that struggles to convey any sense of action or significance. Well-dressed diplomats deliver meaningful but powerless words to the press, only for the next massacre to follow promptly. Even the International Court of Justice and, above all, the BRICS nation South Africa’s initiative to charge Israeli politicians seems to have aimed not at initiating legal prosecution of crimes against humanity. Instead, it sought to give the global public the impression that legal pressure was being applied, without bringing its own economic ties with Israel into play in court. The only government that seemed impressed by the charges at the International Court of Justice was Germany. Germany traditionally needs rules to carry out and participate in genocide. Without Nuremberg laws, no genocide – seems to be the motto in Berlin.

1. Diplomacy
   The killing of Hamas Politburo member Saleh al-Aruri on January 2, 2024, in Beirut, the attack on a building of the Iranian embassy in Damascus, and the killing of Iranian employees on April 1, 2024, the assassination of Ismail Haniyya, the head of the Hamas Politburo, on July 31, 2024, in the Iranian capital, and the killing of Sayyed Hassan Nasrallah, the Secretary General of Hezbollah, on September 27, 2024, in the Dahiye of Beirut, all raise questions about the entire diplomacy and willingness of the collective West, led by the US, to negotiate. It exposes the mediation efforts of countries like Qatar and Egypt. The U.S., with its military aid of $17.9 billion since October 8, the day of the arrangement for genocide, has delivered the logistics and political consent to Israel’s war cabinet. At the same time, U.S. top diplomats Antony Blinken and Amos Hochstein built a giant Potemkin village of willingness to negotiate. Meanwhile, top diplomats on the other side were being liquidated. Written and unwritten diplomatic norms between states have been suspended by the USA.

Today, it's not about the loss of trust. Every child in the Bronx and Dahiye knows that the U.S. cannibalism is capable of anything. Today, it's about minimizing spaces for dialogue and maximizing military escalation that extends beyond the region. The U.S. administration has put the nuclear option on the table. The settler project on the Mediterranean faces an existential threat, which does not prompt the U.S. to mediate for a peaceful solution. Instead, it threatens to upend the global order with the existence or non-existence of Israel (not to be confused with the existence of Jewish people in this region, who have always lived there). The European allies in Berlin, London, and Paris seem to see no alternative to this U.S. doctrine.

"When the courts are no longer an instrument of or for the people, the people must then become lawmakers and law enforcers." – Imam Jamil Abdullah al-Amin/H. Rap Brown (Political prisoner in the USA)

On October 8, 2023, decision-makers in London, Berlin, Paris, and Brussels, under the leadership of the USA, agreed to wage total war against the people in Gaza. Diplomatic terms like “the right to self-defense,” the non-existent “right to exist,” and “unconditional solidarity” were followed by symbolic gestures aimed at the racist middle class in Europe. These included the raising of Israeli flags on public buildings. These terms were the battle cry for a war of extermination.

The invention of atrocities by the Israeli propaganda machine, which the Palestinian resistance was accused of committing, has been disproven. However, these lies succeeded in their goal: to degrade the population of Gaza to subhumans. This served decision-makers and political representatives in Washington, London, and Berlin. It legitimized the technical and military support of the settler project, which has become unstable.

Now, one year after October 8, and one year after the formation of the alliance for genocide, it becomes clear what awaits the people of the global South if they leave the committees, institutions, NGO budgets, the UN, and the negotiation tables. Negotiation tables where documents like the Protocol on Economic Relations (the so-called “Paris Protocols”) were written, which weren’t even worth the ink they were written with. What awaits them is extermination. Extermination. And this extermination also threatens those in the global South who have taken up the defense of Palestine.

Let us not forget that when Nat Turner was executed by U.S. authorities in Jerusalem, Virginia, on the 11th of November, 1831; his death wasn’t enough. His body was dismembered, his head was cut off, and his dead body was skinned. Today, it is no longer enough for a Palestinian to simply lie dead in the streets of the Jabalia refugee camp. The Caterpillar D9 bulldozer from Deerfield, Illinois, must also run over it.

We want to talk about two victims of this war. Not about the people in Gaza, in southern Lebanon, in Beirut, in Yemen, Iraq, and Syria. No, these people are not “human resources” in terms of their usability, but potential “terrorists” who are blown apart by bombs and reduced to lumps of flesh in a plastic bag with a number on it. We do not want to speak about people in the global North either, because they have no value as a human here. Instead of a value, they have postmodern social identity categories attributed to them.

The massacred people in Palestine, Lebanon, Yemen, Syria, and Iraq serve as a warning to the miners in the Congo, to the seamstresses from Bangladesh producing gender-specific socks for Israeli companies on Jordanian soil for the European consumers to purchase. They serve as a warning to Tunisian day laborers, starved on vegetable fields, and Chilean victims of neoliberalismo. Every strike, every uprising, every organization for a dignified life could turn them into lumps of flesh in a plastic bag with a number on it.

On the 17th of January, 1961, the CIA and Belgian mining companies murdered Patrice Lumumba and dissolved his body in battery acid. Today, the genocide alliance between Washington, London, and Berlin is capable of dissolving entire peoples in acid. This is the warning that the real-time images of the war in Gaza send to the global South.

So let us stop talking about humanity in Europe, as Frantz Fanon says, “for it cuts him down wherever it meets him, at every corner of his own streets, at every corner of the world.” Let us talk today, after one year of real-time transmitted genocide, about the victims that the collective West can grasp, which this informal agreement of the 8th of October, 2023, has caused:

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