Is the United States at risk of being complicit in war crimes in Gaza? | Israelo-Palestinian conflict


Rights groups criticize US after vetoing UN security plan for immediate ceasefire.

The United States has again vetoed a draft UN Security Council proposal for an immediate ceasefire in Gaza.

Washington’s decision was condemned around the world.

Jordan mirrored the view of many critics, calling the veto a license for Israel to continue a massacre.

How will the US position affect its relations with its Arab allies? And as some rights groups say, is he at risk of being complicit in war crimes?

Presenter: Tom McRae

Guests:

Sari Bashi – Israel-Palestine Program Director, Human Rights Watch

Mouin Rabbani – Co-editor, Jadaliyya, independent online magazine of the Institute of Arab Studies

Mark Seddon – Director, Center for UN Studies, University of Buckingham

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