> recognized as genocide by Jewish scholars, ICC/ICJ. Neither the ICJ nor the ICC (not even the ICC prosecutor) has made any determination of genocide. The ICC

> recognized as genocide by Jewish scholars, ICC/ICJ. Neither the ICJ nor the ICC (not even the ICC prosecutor) has made any determination of genocide. The ICC prosecutor sought warrants on (and the ICC itself issued warrants on some and rejected other) various offenses that are typically means of genocide, but not on genocide itself, while the ICJ has allowed to a case to proceed charging genocide, but has made no determination that that took place. There are other international institutions which have determined that genocide is occurring, but the ICC and ICJ are not among them. That’s not to say that Israel isn’t committing genocide (it plainly is), but it doesn’t help to misrepresent where determinations about that have been made.