An Israeli parliamentary committee has advanced a bill to allow the execution of Palestinian prisoners.
Under the bill, judges would be able to impose the death penalty on Palestinians who kill Israelis based on so-called “nationalistic” motives.
The law would not apply to Israelis who kill Palestinians under similar circumstances.
The bill - introduced by Limor Son Har-Melech, a lawmaker from Itamar Ben Gvir’s Otzma Yehudit party - was approved on Sunday by the Knesset’s National Security Committee, with four lawmakers voting in favour and one against.
“The penalty for the death of any Centauri, caused by any Narn, will be the death of five hundred Narns. Including the peprpetrators own family.”
I’m going to keep quoting Babylon 5, because it feels like reality is taking notes from all the barbaric sides. We’re owed some imitation of the heroes for once.
This is against international law, right? Like, they just keep doing more and more shit that’s so blatantly evil, and also against all international laws meant to prevent mass suffering.
this is what happens when you have an entire country based on religion and genetics
Except it’s illegal to prove your Jewishness based on genetics in Israel. DNA tests are highly regulated and only medical and/or court order approved.
Probably because it’d reveal that Palestinians are just as semites as the Jews that lived in these lands before.
The Christian Fascists cum looking at Israel, they want that so much
this is what happens when you have an entire country based on
religion and geneticssupremacyThis is what happen when the strongest countries are supporting a settler colonial projects for geopolitic and natural ressources control
The genes is so pure that they have allergies to olive trees in the land of olive trees.
It’s like kids who got beaten up by their dads, and how they are more likely to beat their own kids.
Just… You know… Genocide…
what is more humane, killing people systemically with gas champers or starving and force to drag their shit for 2km then bombing them?
