Sina Ghaznavi

Yeah.

And so great militarily, but also war crime.

Also, you're cutting.

Cutting off food, you're cutting off water, cutting off supplies.

So this is what's like fundamentally wrong with the to your original question of how do we adjudicate international order when we have actors out there?

U.S., Israel, take your pick, even the Islamic Republic.

You can take all the Hamas, Hezbollah.

Everyone's violating international laws.

The thing about the Geneva Convention is it's about countries doing things to other people.

So non-state actors like Hamas, they're on a different kind of criminal thing, right?

Because they're a terrorist group.

They're a group.

Not a government official.

Yeah, and you're going to have people in the comments say, they're a resistance movement.

I get it.

But the thing is... They're not allowed to go to the Olympics.

The Hamas badminton team is top notch.

It is so fundamentally, I think the biggest, and there's a lot of things to be upset about, but the thing that really upsets me, and this is very personal for me, that upsets me, and like, you know, don't at me, but like, Israel and the United States have made the Islamic Republic regime likable

And there's I will never forgive anyone involved for doing that.

I've spent decades trying to tell people how brutal these people are, how they kill people, how they've, you know, the brain drain that's happened.