I know. I admire the way you don't let the facts get in the way when forming an opinion.No agreement there.
Okay, so we should say nothing about what Israel is doing in Gaza. Got it.No it doesn't, it needs to keep its nose out of other countries politics.
That would give cart blanche to any large country to attack any smaller weaker country since nobody should interfere.All countries but most especially small ones should hold national sovereignty as the supreme guiding principle of International relations.
What's what you are suggesting.What you have there is a recipe in which big countries get to meddle in the affairs of smaller ones, up to and including invasion.
But since "All countries but most especially small ones should hold national sovereignty as the supreme guiding principle of International relations" we should stay out of it, right?It's what the US and Israel have been using as cover to destroy country after country in the Americas, Europe, Asia and Africa, most recently in Iran.
Cuba is next up, reportedly.
You are proposing an model of international relations devoid of morality or any duty or obligation to protect the weak or uphold human rights; where whether a people or nation are the victims of genocide, oppression and subjugation are entirely dependent on whether they are strong enough to resist it. In your scenario every country must then have as strong an army as possible as only might is right. It sounds very like Trump and Putin's view of the world.
No agreement there either.