This is CBSI on the world. I'm John Batchel. I welcome Ord Kittry of the Foundation for the Defense of Democracies,

writing the Wall Street Journal recently in response to what appears to be a report from Amnesty International,

making very sharp allegations against the State of Israel for its conduct of defending itself this last year

from the attacks out of the Gaza Strip, out of the North, the Hezbollah, out of the Houthis, out of Iran in general.

However, this specifically speaks this report to Gaza.

An Orr's letter is published in the Wall Street Journal, side by side with a letter

from Amnesty International's Paul O'Brien, who's identified as the executive director of USA Amnesty

International. There's also an editorial that is pointed to in both these letters in the

Wall Street Journal, and that points to an Amnesty International report. All of that is pointed to in both these letters in the Wall Street Journal, and that points to an Amnesty International report.

All of that is important to understand in this discussion.

Amnesty International's report dated December 5th, so it's very recent.

It's titled unusually, Israel occupied Palestinian territory, colon, quote, you feel like you are subhuman, end quote, colon,

Israel's genocide against Palestinians in Gaza.

Accompanying this provocative title is an illustration, just in case you don't read or need

augmentation of the title it shows what appears to be the Gaza Strip in

cartoon-like scale with people standing on the Gaza Strip or near to it,

surrounded by tanks and bombed by drones,

and there's one picture of what appears to be a bulldozer lifting deceased human beings.

A conclusive illustration.

This all turns on the allegation of genocide, and I welcome Orr to help me understand

this conclusive report from Amnesty International.

Orr, at a very good evening to you, what is genocidal intent?

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