When has international law ever got in the way of Israel enacting its policies?
In fact, you might even just call them international suggestions at this point. A law without an effective method of enforcement is purely symbolic.
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Brilliant, love it. Anything to discourage housing hoarders will be a benefit to society.
I'm sure the fact that Joe Biden started recently changing his tune on Israel had nothing to do with protestors, and is just because he's such a nice guy.
Fascinated to learn more about that, if you have any good resources. That's not the typical framing we get in our US high school level interpretation of events.
The Supreme Court is skeptical of restricting the White House from talking to social media platforms
It's a completely valid question when the label "dangerous misinformation" is open to interpretation of whichever way political winds are blowing. There is no supreme arbiter of truth, and not every issue is black and white. I certainly would not enjoy a Donald Trump administration deciphering or filtering "truth" from "misinformation" for me.
I don't find that argument compelling at all without more of a source. As if we haven't already gone above and beyond in supplying arms and funding to Israel's government.
Why should a piece of paper compel the United States to continue to unconditionally fund a genocide?
Let's not forget, Biden has gone out of his way to bypass Congress to provide further weapons to Israel. And his administration has repeatedly vetoed any UN resolutions pertaining to the situation.
Same audience as the celebrities singing during the Coronavirus lockdowns maybe.
Does weird performative shit poll well with mainstream Democrats or something?
Also bizarre how they re-used the footage "I never spoke to so many Presidents all at one time" at 0:00 and 3:38
You are solving for x. To separate x from the sin function, you should use the inverse sin function (or arcsin). Do this to both sides of the equation and you will be left with x = arcsin(0)
I hope Missouri taxpayers like their state government spending their hard earned tax dollars on lawsuits for blatantly unconstitutional laws. Who needs infrastructure, or literally anything tangible when you can just spend more money on losing? Absolutely pathetic.
That's sarcasm, right? I can't tell.
Wow, seems like highly unethical collusion.
Gonna need some clarification here... are you saying that seeking an arrest warrant for Netanyahu is "stupid antics" or the Biden administration's defense of him is?