Gaza and Moral Integrity

 

Gaza and Moral Integrity

This moral depravity and willingness to throw Palestinians under the bus is the result of prioritizing political and economic relations with powerful and influential countries and actors.

Ten Countries with the Most Moral Integrity

1. South Africa

• Led the ICJ case accusing Israel of genocide.

• Advocated for arms embargoes and sanctions.

2. Nicaragua

• Joined South Africa’s ICJ case.

• Accused Germany of complicity for arms sales to Israel.

3. Colombia

• Severed diplomatic ties with Israel (May 2024).

• Suspended coal exports and arms purchases from Israel.

4. Ireland

• Recognized Palestine (May 2024).

• Pushed for UN peacekeeping forces in Gaza.

5. Spain

• Recognized Palestine and joined the ICJ case.

• Called for EU-wide arms embargoes on Israel.

6. Norway

• Recognized Palestine (May 2024).

• Funded UNRWA and condemned settlement expansion.

7. Cuba

• Joined South Africa’s ICJ case.

• Provided medical scholarships to Palestinians.

8. Bolivia

• Severed ties with Israel (November 2023).

• Advocated for sanctions on Israeli officials.

9. Belgium

• Declared intent to join the ICJ case.

• Imposed sanctions on extremist settlers.

10. Belize

• Suspended diplomatic relations with Israel.

• Co-founded The Hague Group for legal accountability.

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Ten Countries with the Least Moral Integrity

1. United States

• Vetoed multiple UN Security Council ceasefire resolutions.

• Supplies 69% of Israel’s arms (F-35 jets, guided bombs).

2. Germany

• Second-largest arms supplier to Israel (30% of imports).

• Resumed arms exports post-2023 despite ICJ rulings.

3. Italy

• Major supplier of helicopters and naval artillery.

• Ignored calls to halt arms sales under EU pressure.

4. United Kingdom

• Abstained on key ceasefire votes; licensed £376M in arms (2015–2019).

• Supported Israel’s “right to self-defense.”

5. United Arab Emirates

• Normalized ties via Abraham Accords; purchased $1.8B in Israeli arms (2024).

• Silent on Gaza humanitarian crisis.

6. Bahrain

• Abraham Accords signatory; deepened military ties with Israel.

• Blocked Arab League condemnation of Israeli actions.

7. Morocco

• Normalized relations; received Israeli drones and surveillance tech.

• Prioritized economic deals over Palestinian rights.

8. Canada

• Approved $78.8M artillery propellant contract for Israel (2025).

• Failed to enforce arms embargo despite rhetoric.

9. Japan

• Refused to recognize Palestine; aligned with U.S. vetoes.

• Prioritized economic ties over humanitarian calls.

10. Australia

• Delayed recognizing Palestine; abstained on UN ceasefire votes.

• Maintained military cooperation with Israel.

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Key Criteria

• High Integrity: Recognition of Palestine, legal action (ICJ/ICC), humanitarian aid, sanctions on Israel.

• Low Integrity: Arms exports, vetoing ceasefires, normalizing ties without accountability, blocking UN resolutions.

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For those who want a detailed understanding of how I arrived at this analysis, here is a link, complete with sources, to a rather lengthy discourse I had with Perplexity AI. It took place over several days, and addresses new information I became aware of while compiling this information:

https://www.perplexity.ai/search/is-there-recent-israeli-pollin-pZm3TxWmTAyV4.4E8LO9tg