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0:00On March 31, Israel's parliament just passed the bill making the death penalty the default for Palestinians in the West Bank, convicted of deadly, terror attacks in military courts. This targets folks under occupation, creating a tougher legal path just for them, while Israeli civilians face different rules. The United Nations' rights chief slammed it hard, saying it's a straight violation of international law and could amount to a war crime if enforced. There, Israel has barely used capital punishment only twice in its history, way back in 1948 and 1962. Backlash is pouring in from all sides. Irish politicians like Sin Fein's Don Chade demands, and Lafayr called it callous and racially targeted, warning it risks mass executions without fair. Trials. Social Democrats echoed that, labeling it barbaric and one-sided since it skips Israelis in similar cases. The European Union sees it as a discriminatory setback, Germany won't back it, and Spain's Prime Minister said it edges closer to apartheid with, unequal punishments.

1:05Aid groups like Oxfam and Christian aid are raging too, calling out the systemic oppression and demanding governments hit back with economic pressure. World leaders and activists are pushing Israel to scrap this fast, urging trade suspensions and legal blocks to stop it cold before it takes more.