Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and Hamas leader Yahya Sinwar /  No comparison whatsoever!

By Guillermo Alvarado

The president of the United States, Joe Biden, described as scandalous the opinion of the prosecutor of the International Criminal Court, Karim Khan, who requested an arrest warrant against Zionist Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu for crimes against humanity committed in Palestine.

According to the magistrate, by direct orders from Netanyahu and his Defense Minister, Yoav Gallant, the Tel Aviv army has committed “intentional homicide” and “extermination and/or murder” in the Gaza Strip.

In addition, it has deliberately starved civilians, including children, women and the elderly, that is, it used food as a weapon of war, thereby violating international norms and treaties.

However, the head of the White House did not blush at all with shame when he assured that what is scandalous is not the behavior of his Zionist friend, but that he is accused of his atrocities.

Biden went further in his statements and although he wanted to say the opposite, what came out was a great truth when he pointed out that Israel and Hamas are not comparable. The Zionist state of Israel is the core of the problem, it always has been; Hamas is the consequence of so much hatred towards Palestine.

Regardless of whether the methods used by that organization on October 7, 2023 may be questioned, the truth is that without Israel's genocidal conduct since its creation as a State, Hamas would never have existed and that is why, Mr. Biden, they are not comparable.

I have said it before and I repeat it now, neither the Zionist leaders in Tel Aviv, nor their sponsors in Washington, have the necessary acuity to perceive all the hatred they are unloading on themselves for the genocide they are carrying out in Gaza, the theft shameless land grabbing and so many other crimes.

In line with his boss, U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken had the idea to say that the request for Netanyahu's arrest “could compromise” the talks on the ceasefire in Gaza.

If anyone knows all this well, it is precisely him, and he knows perfectly well that the Zionist government was never interested in a ceasefire, neither temporary nor, much less, permanent because its objective is the physical, cultural and historical extermination of the people of Palestine.

All the innocent victims in this conflict are to be regretted, regardless of which side they fall on, but this principle does not redeem those guilty of more than 35 thousand deaths, mostly civilians, nor the 70 thousand wounded, plus those who may die of hunger. and diseases in the coming days, as a consequence of a Zionist, sick, racist and xenophobic hatred.