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How should justice work if politics has to report?
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How should justice work if politics has to report?


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  The Zuckerl government's plans to appoint a federal public prosecutor who will have to report to parliament are causing fierce criticism within the

The article from krone.at discusses the ongoing debate about the use of the term "genocide" in relation to the conflict between Israel and Hamas. It highlights the strong reactions from both sides following the International Court of Justice's (ICJ) decision to address South Africa's accusation of genocide against Israel. The piece notes that while the ICJ did not order a ceasefire, it did mandate Israel to take measures to prevent genocidal acts. The article also mentions the polarized views on this issue, with some seeing the ICJ's involvement as a step towards justice, while others, including Israeli officials, view it as an inappropriate and biased intervention. Furthermore, it touches upon the broader implications of the term "genocide" in international law and its potential impact on the ongoing conflict, emphasizing the complexity and sensitivity of the situation.

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