Israel: When a Country Goes Rogue by Tunde Oluwasola

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Israel: When a Country Goes Rogue examines what happens when extensively documented allegations of grave wrongdoing meet an international system repeatedly unable to impose meaningful restraint. Drawing on court decisions, United Nations findings, human-rights reporting, official statements and other public evidence, the book examines occupation, blockade, civilian destruction, starvation, attacks on journalists and education, political rhetoric, external support and the recurring failure of accountability mechanisms to produce material consequence.

The book does not argue that every allegation is proven, nor does it treat every institutional finding as a final judicial verdict. Instead, it distinguishes between allegations, documented incidents, investigative findings and legal determinations, and asks whether the accumulated record supports describing Israel as a state that has moved beyond the restraints expected of a law-bound member of the international community.

Written in a direct, evidence-led style, the book focuses on power, impunity, international law and the human consequences of state conduct.

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