The ICC decision calls for recalling the historical incident that occurred during the time of Umar ibn al-Khattab, whose heroes fulfilled their promise and pardoned, out of fear of losing the values of pardon and loyalty in a society that manages its affairs slowly and calmly.

This call stems from a burning sense of fear of the absence of justice in a stifling international environment, suffering from imbalances in its biases, multiple agendas, and double standards in dealing with human rights issues, a double standard that has seemed to expose those who have been hiding behind false slogans for years.

As much as the ICC’s decision was fair to the victims, tarnished the reputation of the rogue state, and exposed its fabricated narratives, it also implied a defense of the court itself and its prestige in how it dealt with the chapters of a genocide crime that has been continuing for more than a year without respite, and with live and direct broadcast, fueled by people and stones, which could cause it to lose its justification for existence if it does not take the decisions it has taken that restore consideration to the values of truth and justice, and instill hope in the souls of the victims.

The level of fear has increased, due to the deliberate procrastination and delay in opening the burning files, following the campaign of vilification and defamation that the public prosecutor of the court and its judges were subjected to, and threatening them if their vigilant consciences tempted them to issue a summons decision for the criminal killers.

With their earthquake decision, the respected judges have put the court’s reputation above their own, and its prestige above their interests. In doing so, they are trying to salvage what can be salvaged from the widespread erosion of values, which are the basis for the survival, growth and progress of nations. Without them, the world becomes a jungle, ruled and controlled by ferocious beasts.

Stop the genocide now..!