French authorities have issued warrants for two Franco-Israeli nationals accused of attempting to block humanitarian aid from entering Gaza, alleging 'complicity in genocide.' The warrants, issued for Nili Kupfer-Naouri and Rachel Touitou, mark the first time a country has considered the obstruction of aid as potential complicity in genocide. The activists are also suspected of publicly provoking genocide by calling for the prevention of aid deliveries. The investigation follows complaints by several human rights organizations and could potentially expand to include additional individuals. The accused deny wrongdoing, asserting their actions were peaceful protests against the alleged misuse of aid by armed groups in Gaza.