The Zionist massacres in Palestine, their backgrounds in Jewish law, and the position of international humanitarian law on them.

Abstract

The Jewish holy texts in the Tanakh and the Talmud constitute the reference upon which Israel relies in its criminal acts. Of killing, displacement, displacement and annihilation of the race, against the Palestinian people, as we find a huge amount of reference texts urging and inciting crime against others, with systematic acts, often combined and sequential, which is what international humanitarian law has recently clarified, and its position on it, where The actions of the Zionists in Palestine completed the elements of the crime of genocide, carried out on a discriminatory basis with the intention of their total annihilation as a distinct race, people, or group that is civilizationally, culturally, linguistically, or religiously independent.

      The problem of the topic: What is the role of the Jewish holy texts in the crimes committed by the Zionists against the Palestinian people, what are the justifications for this, and what is the position of international law on them?

      Its objectives: Explaining the history of crime in the alphabet of Zionist Judaism, the role of sacred texts in fueling systematic criminal methods, and the perspective of international humanitarian law legislation in treating and judging them.