By the UN’s logic, fighting back against an enemy sworn to your total annihilation is the real crime. The aggressor gets a sympathy card; the survivor gets a war crimes indictment.
Victor Satya | TOI Blogs | Oct 24, 2026
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Accusing a country of genocide used to require solid evidence and proof of intent. These days, apparently, a UN letterhead and a few hundred pages of legal jargon can get you there. Today, apparently, it requires nothing more than a United Nations letterhead, an army of self-righteous bureaucrats, an inexhaustible supply of legalistic window-dressing, and the comfortable certainty that the global press will enthusiastically mistake institutional prejudice for judicial gospel.













