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1/11/2023–|Last updated: 11/1/202311:28 PM (Mecca time)
A Lebanese academic apologized to his students for teaching international law and international humanitarian law, after what he witnessed of “Zionist crimes” in… Gaza Because of the failure of the international law and community regarding the crimes of the Israeli occupation, and its inability to force it to take a decision to cease fire.
Professor Camille Habib, Professor of Political Science and International Relations at the Lebanese University, wrote through his account on the There is a need to teach these courses… The right to power is the master of the world.”
The professor’s post received nearly two million views on the platform during the past hours, as site users interacted with its content amid support for his position on the international community’s subservience to the massacres committed on a daily basis against defenseless Palestinians.
I apologize to my students at the Lebanese University because I was strict in teaching the courses on international law, international humanitarian law, and the United Nations. After the Zionist crimes in Gaza, there is no longer a need to teach these courses. The right to power is the master of the world
— Prof. Camille H. Habib (@camille_ha2) October 31, 2023
The Lebanese professor’s post came in light of the continuation of the Israeli aggression for more than 25 days against the civilian population in the Gaza Strip, amid complete international silence and a refusal to condemn the occupation’s massacres, which have so far caused the martyrdom of more than 8,700 Palestinians, most of whom are women and children.
