Ratko Mladić Is Dead, but the Ideology that Slaughtered Bosnian Muslims Is Alive and Well in Europe

Ratko Mladić committed genocide. His death reminds me why I reject the charge against Israel.

A law professor sees a fundamental difference between the crimes of the Bosnian Serb general and Israel’s war on Hamas. The post Ratko Mladić committed genocide. His death reminds me why I reject the charge against Israel. appeared first on Jewish Telegraphic Agency.

Ratko Mladić is dead, but the ideology that slaughtered Bosnian Muslims is alive and well in Europe

The Butcher of Bosnia Ratko Mladić may be dead, but the hatred that fuelled the Bosnian genocide is thriving in a Europe increasingly comfortable with demonising Muslims, writes Roshan Muhammed Salih. The death of Ratko Mladić yesterday should bring back powerful memories for any Muslim old enough to remember the Bosnian War in the 1990s. […] The post Ratko Mladić is dead, but the ideology that slaughtered Bosnian Muslims is alive and well in Eu…

Mladić’s conviction and why one scholar rejects applying “genocide” to Israel

A law professor explains why Ratko Mladić’s crimes met the Genocide Convention standard and argues that, under prevailing international law, Israel’s intent in Gaza differs from genocidal intent — a distinction that remains contested.