@amnesty: said that the jurisprudence would preclude a finding of genocide
@hrw: did not assess the elements at all for genocide
@btselem: said that they had to use a "broader analytical framework"
@MSF: did not assess the elements at all for genocide
IAGS: misrepresented the law and elements of the crime of genocide (I'm a member and over 500 experts called this out)
@alhaq_org: did not assess the elements at all for genocide
@UNHumanRights: did not say this (you're citing the Commission of Inquiry which was led by a South African judge and did not establish the elements, even ignored the legal tests)
@UN_HRC: ibid.
@pchrgaza: did not assess the elements at all for genocide
@AlMezanCenter: did not assess the elements at all for genocide
@WarOnWant: did not assess the elements at all for genocide
@PHRIsrael: did not assess the elements at all for genocide
@fidh_en: did not assess the elements at all for genocide
@LemkinInstitute: argued that intent is not an element of genocide (it is, it's the hallmark of the definition and what makes it what it is)
@theCCR: did not assess the elements at all for genocide
@ECCHRBerlin: did not assess the elements at all for genocide
@unitedforrights: did not assess the elements at all for genocide
@JURDIasso: did not assess the elements at all for genocide
@TheElders: did not assess the elements at all for genocide
@Oxfam: did not assess the elements at all for genocide
Your appeal to authority and gish galloping fallacies are failing,
@_ZachFoster.