The article critiques Israel's actions during a global period of remembrance for millions, suggesting that such a move signifies indifference to the humanitarian crisis faced by Palestinians. The escalating conflict risks more displacement and suffering, with rights groups warning of potential war crimes. Simultaneously, in Europe, historical reflections on past conflicts are prompting concerns over new security threats, notably from Russia, whose aggressive stance under Putin challenges the current international order. Despite overtures from the US, the Russian leader remains unyielding, perpetuating the war in Ukraine.
To make such a declaration when the deaths of millions were being solemnly remembered signalled either a disconnection with, or total indifference to, the international community.
Rights groups have warned it could be a war crime under international law. The UN said it would leave large parts of the population, including the most vulnerable, without supplies.
President Donald Trump's trade war, and his administration's overtly expressed contempt for the bloc, have emboldened Russian leader Vladimir Putin.
Despite Mr Trump reaching out to him and offering practically everything he could ask for in terms of ending the Ukraine war, the Russian president still shows no interest in coming to the table.
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