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This is Nick Estes here with the Red Nation podcast.

I have a special episode today talking about the recent UN report that was issued, I believe, on September 15th, 2025, or excuse me, September 16th,

2025.

Today is Thursday, September 18th, so some things might have changed.

But nonetheless, I wanted to just give an overview of this report because I think it's really

historic. I think it's really historic.

I think there's a lot in the report that is worth considering.

I'll offer some analysis and some criticisms that I have, given the fact that the United Nations

has proved either unwilling or incapable of actually stopping this genocide and nonetheless

calls upon states in

the world to intervene.

And we can talk a little bit about what those mean, but what those interventions might mean.

But for now, let's just delve right into the report.

I'm sure if you haven't already, you can find this online. I'll link it in the show

notes so that you can get a copy. But basically, I'll just give a summary and then delve into

some of the points in this report. So this is a report that was issued by the Independent International

Commission of Inquiry on the

Occupied Palestine Territory, or known by the acronym, I guess, as OPPT, which includes East

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