As I predicted before, bringing the case before the ICJ did not stop the genocide, in fact, since the ruling was issued things have gotten significantly worse, and Israel has doubled down on their genocidal conduct. The defunding of UNWRA for example I did not see coming, but yet it happened, making quite a few nations directly complicit in genocide after the interim ruling of the ICJ.

I think we have to face the fact here that the Houthis have the moral high ground on this issue. As far as national rulers go, they are one of very few at least attempting to stop the genocide. This is not dignifying the Houthis, but rather it is a condemnation of the rest of the world.

Yes, South Africa’s case for the ICJ was strong, and did bring them into the moral high ground here. But like stated, it was not enough. More is needed, and so far western governments seem to be fine with the genocide unfolding, worsening, etc. That is disgusting.