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In a recent interview with Qods News Agency, Kevin Barrett, an Islamic scholar, shared his views on the ongoing crisis in Gaza, highlighting what he terms the "genocide" being perpetrated by Israel against the Palestinian people. Barrett asserts that Israel has not only resumed its bombing campaign in Gaza after a brief ceasefire but has also escalated its tactics by weaponizing starvation and blocking humanitarian aid. He argues that the international community has largely failed to respond effectively to these atrocities due to the influence of powerful Zionist interests in the West. Barrett's stark characterization of Israel as a uniquely evil entity reflects a deep distress over the humanitarian crisis and calls for a global response grounded in the Responsibility to Protect (R2P) doctrine, which allows for intervention to prevent mass atrocities.

Barrett emphasizes that the situation in Gaza transcends previous humanitarian crises, such as those witnessed in Rwanda and the former Yugoslavia, presenting it as a deliberate attempt at the destruction of an entire people. He advocates for a robust international response, including military action against those responsible for the genocide, as well as nonviolent measures such as protests and legal accountability for perpetrators. He expresses urgency, suggesting that the current scale of violence against Palestinians necessitates a coordinated effort from nations, NGOs, and individuals worldwide to end the ongoing atrocities and hold accountable those who facilitate them.

In discussing the role of Yemen's Ansarullah movement, Barrett praises their commitment to supporting the Palestinian cause despite their own struggles against foreign aggression. He views their military actions against Israel and efforts to disrupt the supply chains that support the Israeli war machine as commendable and historic. Barrett believes that the Yemeni people's solidarity with Palestinians amidst their own suffering serves as a "shining example" of moral courage in the face of oppression. He predicts that their resistance will be remembered for generations, showcasing the importance of standing against injustice, regardless of one's circumstances.

The interview also touches on the shifting perceptions of Israel on the international stage. Barrett notes that Israel is increasingly facing global condemnation for its actions in Gaza, as public protests around the world demand accountability for what many label as war crimes. He argues that this mounting isolation signals a significant change in how Israel is viewed, shifting from a victim narrative to one where it is recognized as a perpetrator of genocide. Barrett suggests that the future will see a reevaluation of the Zionist narrative, with former supporters potentially distancing themselves from the actions of the Israeli state as the global order evolves toward a multipolar balance that rejects the hegemony of Zionist interests.
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# Outline of Kevin Barrett's Interview with Qods News Agency

## I. Introduction
A. Kevin Barrett, an Islamic scholar and former American academic
B. Interview focuses on Israeli actions against Palestinians and Yemeni support for Gaza

## II. Israeli Actions and International Response
A. Resumption of Israeli bombing in Gaza
1. Breakdown of the January 19 ceasefire with Hamas
2. Use of starvation as a weapon by blocking aid
B. Barrett's condemnation of Israeli actions
1. Assertion of genocide against Palestinians
a. Israel's documented willingness to exterminate civilians
b. Notable instances of violence, including sexual abuse and torture
2. Comparison to historical genocides
a. Claim that Israel's actions exceed those of Rwanda and the former Yugoslavia
b. Emphasis on deliberate destruction of an entire people

## III. Responsibility to Protect (R2P) Doctrine
A. Explanation of R2P
1. Developed after failures in responding to mass atrocities
2. Authorizes actions to halt genocide and mass atrocities
B. Barrett's call to action
1. All nations and individuals should intervene to stop the genocide
2. Advocacy for guerrilla warfare and nonviolent actions
a. Public protests, strikes, and civil disobedience
b. Legal actions against perpetrators of genocide

## IV. Ansarullah's Support for Palestine
A. Yemen's commitment to supporting Palestinians
1. Ansarullah's vow to continue military operations against Israeli aggression
2. Foundation of support based on religious, national, and moral principles
B. Barrett's praise for Ansarullah
1. Recognition of their efforts as a model for humanity
2. Historical significance of their actions against genocide
3. Vision of future remembrance of Ansarullah's bravery

## V. Global Reaction to Israel's Actions
A. Increasing international criticism of Israel
1. Global protests against Israeli war crimes
2. Demand for immediate international action
B. Barrett's perspective on Israel's isolation
1. Erosion of Israel’s perceived legitimacy
2. Historical context of Zionism's acceptance post-WWII
a. Comparison of Zionist actions to historical oppressors
b. Shift in global perception from victim to perpetrator

## VI. Future Implications
A. Long-term consequences for Israel and Zionists
1. New global perceptions equating Zionism with genocide
2. Future accountability for Zionist perpetrators
B. Transition to a multipolar world order
1. Implications for the declining power of the Zionist-oligarch-owned Western Empire
2. Potential for greater international solidarity against oppression

## VII. Conclusion
A. Barrett's call for global unity against genocide
B. Emphasis on the importance of historical memory in shaping future actions against oppression
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Qods News Agency

Kevin Barrett told Qodsna that Ansurallah and the Yemeni people have set a shining example for all humanity with their courageous efforts to halt the genocide of Gaza.

Tehran (qodsna)- Kevin Barrett, Islamic scholar and former American academic, talked with Qods News Agency (qodsna) in an exclusive interview about the Zionist regime’s crimes and genocide against Palestinians and the international community’s stance against Zionist regime’s crimes as well as Yemen’s Ansarullah support to the people of Gaza.

Qodsna: As you know, Israel resumed its relentless bombing of Gaza and has shattered the Gaza ceasefire with Hamas adopted on 19 January. Israel has resumed weaponizing starvation in Gaza by its decision to break the ceasefire agreement. Israel has broken international law by blocking aid to Gaza. What’s your opinion? What should we do to stop the Israeli crimes against Palestinians? How can the international community help Palestinians get rid of the Israeli occupation?

Kevin Barrett: “Israel” is committing the most fully-documented genocide in human history. Never before has a nation announced its willingness to exterminate helpless civilians, and documented its deliberate mass murders of those civilians and the destruction and deprivation of their food, water, power, shelter, and medical facilities, the way “Israel” has. Nor has any group so shamelessly reveled in rape and sexual abuse, murdering women and dressing up in their clothing, and torturing helpless people to death—proudly bragging about it and posting war crimes to social media—the extent that “Israel” has. And certainly no people has ever vaunted its lust for murdering children the way “Israel” does. In short, “Israel” has become the most cartoonishly evil nation in the history of humanity. Yet because criminal Jewish-Zionist oligarchs rule the West, and use their financial power to torment those who speak even mildly against them, most of the world has stood by helplessly.

By gratuitously breaking the ceasefire and weaponizing starvation, “Israel” has put itself beyond the pale of humanity. The doctrine of “Responsibilty to Protect” (R2P), endorsed by the World Summit 2005 and the United Nations, authorizes governments, non-governmental groups, and individuals to take any and all necessary actions to stop this genocide. According to the Global Centre for the Responsibility to Protect, R2P “seeks to ensure that the international community never again fails to halt the mass atrocity crimes of genocide war crimes ethnic cleansing and crimes against humanity. The concept emerged in response to the failure of the international community to adequately respond to mass atrocities committed in Rwanda and the former Yugoslavia during the 1990s.”

The Zionist genocide of Gaza goes many orders of magnitude beyond the excesses of the Rwandan and Yugoslav civil wars. This situation, unlike those, is a deliberate destruction of an entire people.

Under the R2P doctrine, which has been accepted by the international community, all nations, groups, and individuals must do everything in their power, including using whatever military force they are able to bring to bear, to end the genocide of Gaza. Assymetrical and guerilla warfare against the genocide perpetrators should be waged across the entire planet. Those not in a position to apply military force effectively should use any and all nonviolent means, including public protests, strikes, blockades, marches, civil disobedience actions, public shamings of Zionists and their supporters, and the most forceful possible speech in any and all fora including traditional and social media. And those with legal expertise must accelerate legal efforts to stop the genocide and hold all perpetrators—including those who supply the Genocidal Zionist Entity with funds and other forms of tangible suport—fully accountable for committing the very worst crime a human being can commit.

Qodsna: Ansarullah said that Yemen will not back down from continuing its support operations for the Palestinian people until the Israeli aggression on Gaza stops and the siege is lifted. Ansarullah officials affirmed that Yemen’s stance on Palestine stems from religious, national, and moral principles. Ansarullah vowed to continue their military operations against Israel and US forces in the region. How do you evaluate the Yemeni people and Ansarullah stance in support of innocent Palestinian people.

Kevin Barrett : Ansurallah and the Yemeni people have set a shining example for all humanity with their courageous efforts to halt the genocide of Gaza. This poor and suffering nation, itself afflicted by near-genocidal treatment by the Zionists and imperialists, has stood proudly and generously against the genocide of another people. Its brilliant efforts to prevent ships from supplying the genocide perpetrators with the weapons, fuel, and other supplies they need to exterminate the Palestinians will be remembered for thousands of years as one of the proudest and bravest campaigns ever fought by human beings. A millenium from now, when humans have reached a higher stage of civilization, people will still be watching old videos of Ansarullah’s raids on genocidal shipping, and the speeches of Abdul-Malik Badr al-Din al-Houthi and Yahya Sare-e, when they feel the need to have their faith in humanity restored.

Qodsna: Israel is coming under increasing international criticism over its handling of the war in Gaza. Millions of people around the world have taken part in protests against Israel’s war crimes. Protesters voiced outrage over what they described as war crimes committed by Israel in the besieged Gaza Strip and demanded immediate international action. What’s your opinion that Israel is becoming more and more isolated due to its genocide?

Kevin Barrett: “Israel” has not only become ever-more isolated during its genocidal campaign against Gaza, it has completely eroded the basis of its own perceived legitimacy. The world was propagandized into acquiescing to the Zionist theft of Palestine that culminated in 1948 due to claims of genocide committed against European Jews during World War II. (Not by Palestinians, of course, but somehow the West was convinced to make the Palestinians pay for the alleged crimes of the Germans.) The invading, murdering, torturing, looting Zionist terrorists posed as genocide victims, and thanks to their co-ethnics’ domination of Western media and finance, they successfully hoodwinked the world into buying into their nauseatingly mendacious victimology.

Today, the fake genocide “victims” have been revealed as real genocide perpetrators. As long as “Israel” exists, the word Israel will connote “genocide” and the word Israeli will connote “perpetrator.” The entire world will soon view Zionists in the same way that Jews have come to view Nazis. Zionist genocide perpetrators will be tracked down and death with as so many Eichmanns. Once “Israel” falls, ex-“Israelis” will go to great lengths to disguise their origins and their accents, lest they be treated roughly, as many but perhaps not all of them deserve.

These changes are already well under way, but they will not come to full fruition until the multipolar world order has finished replacing the now-decaying Zionist-oligarch-owned Western Empire.

(Republished from Qods News Agency by permission of author or representative)
 
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  1. Zduhaci says:

    Abdul-Malik al-Houthi is a total conspiracy theorist, on national TV he says:

    “Both religious and secular Zionists united to realize ‘Greater Israel’ project”

    What a guy. I’m voting for him in the next NZ general election.

    Further news:

    • Replies: @Zduhaci
  2. Zduhaci says:
    @Zduhaci

    Had an editing mishap – further news:

    President Mahdi Al-Mashat has affirmed that Yemen’s military readiness is at the highest level and that the response to Israeli aggression will be seismic, carried out with great momentum, and will arrive soon.

    Thank God for Yemen.

    Regarding Trumps latest antics – I’m not buying it. I think a surprise attack on Iran will happen instead.

  3. It looks as though Jewish billionaires are the problem. They use that wealth as a weapon. Simple solution: put all wealthy Jews in concentration camps and freeze their bank accounts.

  4. Zduhaci says:

    I’ve been following limited information about the Iran/USA negotiations at this site:
    https://www.iranintl.com/en/liveblog/202504266672

    The USA is saying: Iran’s enrichment facilities have to be dismantled. They cannot have centrifuges. An enrichment program can never exist in the state of Iran ever again. That’s our red line. No enrichment. That means dismantlement.

    Iran is saying: Dismantling the country’s uranium enrichment infrastructure would be a national humiliation. No rational nation would accept the humiliation of dismantling its centrifuges.

    So my $100 says a deal will not take place – and this means the other option. They will try to bomb Iran. But Iran will give them the ultimate bitch slap, hopefully destroying lots of Israeli fighter jets in the process. Then 2025 gets even more crazy after that.

    • LOL: meamjojo
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  5. Zduhaci says:

    Witkoff: If talks are not productive on Sunday [11 May], then they won’t continue and we’ll have to take a different route.

    Furthermore: The US Secretary of State “has threatened Iran. In response, we say: Listen carefully, Rubio—don’t push your luck. Before acting foolishly, make sure you’re ready to fish your soldiers’ corpses out of the sea,” said Iranian hardline lawmaker Mahmoud Nabavian in a post on his X account.

  6. Zoltar says:
    @Zduhaci

    Israel deserves to be thrown out of the UN for the genocide. But here’s a question, when was the last time Iran shot down an Israeli jet?

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  7. Zduhaci says:
    @Zoltar

    I don’t know, maybe never. But these jets are sitting ducks parked on the ground most of the time. We will have to wait and see whether or not Iran has developed an ability to shoot them out of the sky in 2025.

    As for what Israel deserves….

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