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As of April 5, 2026, no United Nations agencyāincluding UNHCR, OHCHR, or the Human Rights Councilāhas issued a formal condemnation specifically targeting the Islamic Republic of Iran's war crimes: use of cluster bombs against Israeli civilians.
As UN Watch's H. Neuer put it in 3.9.26:
You would think the side using precision strikes to minimize civilian harm and follow the laws of war would earn recognition.
You would think the regime firing cluster bombs deliberately targeting cities would face world condemnation.
Instead, we are witnessing moral inversion.
Hillel Neuer @HillelNeuer. On X, Mar 9, 2026.
"You would think the side using precision strikes to minimize civilian harm and follow the laws of war would earn recognition.
You would think the regime firing cluster bombs deliberately targeting cities would face world condemnation.
Instead, we are witnessing moral inversion."
Certainly, the Islamic lobby OIC grip on the UN is as strong as ever.
In the "International Law in Ruins After Hamasā Genocide and the War in Gaza" (Feb/2026), attorney Elliot M. Malin, emphasizes that the conflict has led to the weaponization and degradation of international legal standards to harm Israel. It suggests these legal frameworks are manipulated to blame Israel while ignoring Hamas's responsibility for civilian harm.
Key Aspects:
Weaponization of Law:
That the international law has been distorted to cause diplomatic harm to the State of Israel, rather than ensuring justice.
Degradation of Standards: That legal norms are applied selectively, often ignoring the actions of Hamas.
Context of the War: The conflict is a "multi-dimensional seven-front war" involving Iran and its proxies, following the Oct 7 attacks - a "pogrom".
Impact on Law: These developments have left international law "in ruins".
The analysis reflects a reality that international legal institutions are biased against Israel and that this has profoundly undermined the credibility of international law itself.
* 'International Law in Ruins After Hamasā Genocide and the War in Gaza'.
Elliot M. Malin, Feb 5, 2026. kohelet. International Law in Ruins After Hamasā Genocide and the War in Gaza - kohelet
As UN Watch's H. Neuer put it in 3.9.26:
You would think the side using precision strikes to minimize civilian harm and follow the laws of war would earn recognition.
You would think the regime firing cluster bombs deliberately targeting cities would face world condemnation.
Instead, we are witnessing moral inversion.
Hillel Neuer @HillelNeuer. On X, Mar 9, 2026.
"You would think the side using precision strikes to minimize civilian harm and follow the laws of war would earn recognition.
You would think the regime firing cluster bombs deliberately targeting cities would face world condemnation.
Instead, we are witnessing moral inversion."
Certainly, the Islamic lobby OIC grip on the UN is as strong as ever.
In the "International Law in Ruins After Hamasā Genocide and the War in Gaza" (Feb/2026), attorney Elliot M. Malin, emphasizes that the conflict has led to the weaponization and degradation of international legal standards to harm Israel. It suggests these legal frameworks are manipulated to blame Israel while ignoring Hamas's responsibility for civilian harm.
Key Aspects:
Weaponization of Law:
That the international law has been distorted to cause diplomatic harm to the State of Israel, rather than ensuring justice.
Degradation of Standards: That legal norms are applied selectively, often ignoring the actions of Hamas.
Context of the War: The conflict is a "multi-dimensional seven-front war" involving Iran and its proxies, following the Oct 7 attacks - a "pogrom".
Impact on Law: These developments have left international law "in ruins".
The analysis reflects a reality that international legal institutions are biased against Israel and that this has profoundly undermined the credibility of international law itself.
* 'International Law in Ruins After Hamasā Genocide and the War in Gaza'.
Elliot M. Malin, Feb 5, 2026. kohelet. International Law in Ruins After Hamasā Genocide and the War in Gaza - kohelet
