In a speech he gave for the 30th anniversary of the Rwandan Genocide, he said "The world must not allow the politicisation of genocide, it must not allow the belittling of the horror of such crimes."

The Hague Court of Justice holds the first hearing on South Africa's claims against Israel for committing "Genocide" in the Gaza Strip.

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu released a video last night, a day before the lawsuit against Israel in The Hague begins, in which he says: "We will not permanently occupy Gaza, and we will not uproot the population."

The President of the Supreme Court was appointed to be the judge on behalf of Israel in the expected hearing of South Africa's claim that Israel is committing "genocide". The appointment came from the recommendation of the Attorney General and the consent of the Prime Minister.

International Relations Professor Yuan Yi Zhu provides much needed clarity regarding the oft-abused concept of "international law" and its offshoots.

The network is in turmoil around a discussion that dealt with anti-Semitism in the American Congress. The presidents of Harvard, Pennsylvania and MIT universities refused to answer yes to the question of whether calls for "genocide against the Jews" violate the rules of the institutions.