"Many Israelis see international condemnation as evidence of anti-Semitism, rather than a verdict on their government's actions. Defying a chorus of global condemnation and international law, Israel nevertheless proceeded earlier this month with the de facto annexation of the West Bank, home to more than three million Palestinians and a territory it has illegally occupied since 1967. The international criticism that met the announcement was hardly new."
"Over the two years of its genocide in Gaza, Israel has set itself on course to become, in the words of some of its own lawmakers, a pariah state. Its prime minister and former defence minister are wanted for war crimes by the International Criminal Court, while global revulsion over its actions in Gaza has pushed the boycott of Israeli goods to the forefront of consumers' minds."
"list of 3 itemsend of list Four countries Spain, Slovenia, the Netherlands, and the Republic of Ireland are refusing to take part in the popular song competition Eurovision in protest at Israel's presence. A global campaign is also under way to suspend Israel from both European UEFA and international FIFA football competitions, while South Africa's case accusing Israel of genocide in the International Court of Justice is ongoing."
Israel proceeded with the de facto annexation of the West Bank earlier this month, extending governance over more than three million Palestinians in territory occupied since 1967. International reaction included condemnation, boycotts, and legal actions, with some leaders wanted by the International Criminal Court and a genocide case before the International Court of Justice. Four European countries refused Eurovision participation, and campaigns seek suspension from UEFA and FIFA. Despite global isolation and the killing of over 72,000 Palestinians, Israeli public opinion shows limited change, and Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu retains strong electoral prospects amid primarily domestic opposition.
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