Already started: South Africa takes a first decisive step towards an enormous shift of power from the West to the global anti-imperialist powers

This could be proved one of the most significant turning points of 21st century 

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Just only about a month ago, we wrote that we are witnessing a genocide in real-time. Israeli Apartheid state has launched another ethnic cleansing operation against Palestinians, not only in Gaza, but in the West Bank too. And the level of brutality of this operation shows that the Zionists of Netanyahu regime are absolutely determined this time to complete what the Israel is trying to do for decades: wipe out Palestinians from their land. 

 

We concluded that, it's time for China, Russia, the Global South and the Arab World to form a robust coalition with the mission to make sure that international law will truly apply to everyone.

 

Well, it would be almost impossible to predict that it could start so fast.  

 

Yesterday, South Africa addressed the UN's highest court in a bid to end the mass killing of civilians in Gaza, accusing Israel of carrying out genocide against Palestinians there. 

 

As we already pointed out, it is not the first time that Israel is being condemned for war crimes and ethnic cleansing. Yet, it seems that something starts to change, beginning with the UN's Secretary-General remarks that were unusually distant from the official Israeli line.

 

South Africa's initiative brings the case into a whole new level. And you can tell this just by looking at the reaction of Israel itself, as it didn't take it lightly this time. 

 

For decades, the Zionist establishment was weaponizing Holocaust to establish a colonial Apartheid regime. Zionists had taken for granted that they could do whatever they want without consequences forever, because the world had to pay the debt for the horrors of the Holocaust. And this perception has been evolved into a peculiar culture that shaped the Israeli society.

However, South Africa's move could start significantly diminish the impact of this culture, by building a case upon the horrors that the Israeli state has unleashed against Palestinians for decades. And this is what the Zionists fear most. 

It is understandable, up to a point, why it was eventually South Africa that dared to officially stand up against the Israeli Apartheid state and its powerful US imperialist friends along with their obedient European "pets". It's simply because South Africa itself has suffered from a brutal Apartheid regime for decades.

 

And it was the first time that the world watched a genocide unfolding in real-time, witnessing the unimaginable barbarism of the Israeli army, committing war crime after war crime. So, after all these atrocities against Palestinians, it was almost impossible for the Zionists to win the propaganda war. Which means that Palestinians had to pay a heavy price with rivers of blood in order to turn public opinion overwhelmingly against their brutal colonizers. 

 

A record number of heroic Palestinian journalists gave their lives in order to make sure that the pictures of the utter horror from Gaza will make it to the global audiences, through social media. 

I had no idea who Wael Dahdouh was 3 months ago.

Now I see one of the bravest reporters of our times.

Wael’s son was killed by Israel yesterday. A few hours later he was back at work.

They’ve already killed his wife, another 2 of his children, and a grandchild.

A true hero. pic.twitter.com/GmPltV9OH3

— Rachael Swindon (@Rachael_Swindon) January 8, 2024

 

After all this recorded and real-time transmitted horror, it would be almost impossible for South Africa to just sit back and watch. It would be an insult to its own history.

 

However, we should not ignore the fact that the African country is also a core member of the BRICS alliance which evolves into an anti-imperialist coalition that seriously challenges the global hegemony of the declining and morally bankrupt West.

 

And therefore, South Africa's initiative could be proved one of the most significant turning points of 21st century - no matter the final decision of the International Court -  as it could mark a first decisive step towards an enormous shift of power from the West to the global anti-imperialist powers.