"From Rwanda to Gaza: Failing to Prevent Genocide and Conflict"

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As the world marks 30 years since the Rwandan genocide, the ongoing war in Gaza raises concerns of similar failures to intervene. The international community's inaction during the Rwandan genocide allowed the killings to spread, prompting the establishment of the international criminal court and the Responsibility to Protect doctrine. Now, Israel's actions in Gaza, including alleged war crimes and a humanitarian crisis, have drawn comparisons to genocide, with calls for accountability and action from the international community.
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