What Happens After the Tribunal?

The Tribunal aims to hold the Zionist occupation and the US government to account for their wanton disregard of Palestinian land, environment and human lives and for crimes against humanity as enshrined in the Algiers Declaration of the Rights of Peoples and international conventions. 

It will assist in future legal cases and advocacy with high-level intergovernmental bodies such as the United Nations General Assembly, Human Rights Council, International Court of Justice, International Criminal Court, and even cases brought in countries under the concept of universal jurisdiction to demand accountability and action for the war crimes of genocide and violations of the laws of armed conflict. The Tribunal will serve as a moral, political and diplomatic platform for victims, survivors, advocates, social and national liberation movements to exact accountability against the Zionist war criminals and their imperialist sponsors for the crimes of ecocide and war of starvation that ultimately result to the genocide of the Palestinian people.

The proceedings of the Tribunal can also be used for political activism and action that go beyond and complement advocacy work. This includes political education at schools, universities, online, and even in the streets. All of these will provide factual depth to agitation and demonstration against ecocide and forced starvation in cities and rural communities around the world.

Through the Tribunal, the Palestinian people, with international solidarity, will exercise their mandate to try the perpetrators of these war crimes, including presenting evidence and delivering testimony to the international community. This is integral to amplifying the Palestinian people's collective right to self-determination and the struggle for national liberation to the world.