This page contains a collection of distracting and disinforming statements, comments, as well as rhetoric, hasbara language, and falsehoods. Many of the found content are outright inciting, fueling, and promoting crimes.

The International law considers direct and public incitement to commit genocide to be a crime, punishable under the Convention on the Prevention and Punishment of the Crime of Genocide and the Rome Statute of the International Criminal Court (ICC). This crime requires both the act of inciting and the specific intent to destroy a protected group. While the terms "fueling" and "promoting" are not explicitly defined in legal texts, they align with the broader concept of incitement and can also fall under the scope of complicity or other related offenses under international law.