When do we finally admit that Israel is a rogue state?

Isn't it time the world called a spade a spade and admitted that Israel is a rogue state.

Media reports of events in a roughly chronological descending order:

• The assault began at 4.30am in international waters, about 60 miles from the coast of Gaza where the convoy was heading to deliver its cargo of aid.
• An Australian citizen was shot in the leg during a deadly Israeli raid on a Gaza-bound aid ship in the Mediterranean, Foreign Minister Stephen Smith has confirmed.Mr Smith said two other Australians known to be aboard the ship - a journalist and photographer - were safe after the "terrible and shocking incident", which left nine people dead.
• At least three Palestinian journalists have been physically attacked by Israeli soldiers in the West Bank in the past 10 days while a Palestinian journalist and an Israeli journalist have been arrested."The incidents are increasing," Reporters Without Borders said. "More than 30 journalists have been physically attacked and injured by members of the Israel Defence Forces since the start of the year. We again call on the IDF to investigate these cases and punish the soldiers responsible."
• Since June 2007, when Hamas seized control of the Gaza Strip, Israel has imposed a tight blockade on the area. According to Israeli officials, the objective of the siege is to bring down the Hamas government and lead to the release of Gilad Shalit. The siege thus constitutes collective punishment of the civilian population, and as such it is unlawful.....Under agreements between Israel and Egypt, the Gaza Strip's foreign trade must be conducted through Israel. The quantity of goods that Israel allows into the area is less than one-quarter the quantity that entered prior to the siege, and far below the amount required for the population's needs. The range of goods that Israel allows in is also much smaller: 150 types of goods compared with 4,000 before the siege. Israel refuses to publish the list of products permitted into the Gaza Strip, or the rules used in determining the list....Israel prohibits the importing of building materials, including iron and cement. The prohibition has remained in place even after Operation Cast Lead, during which 3,500 houses were completely destroyed, thousands more damaged, and extensive harm caused to infrastructures. Israel's prohibition is preventing the reconstruction of thousands of buildings destroyed during the operation.
• All 189 parties to the Non-Proliferation Treaty, including the United States, called on Friday in a declaration that singled out Israel for a conference in 2012 to discuss banning weapons of mass destruction in the Middle East."As a non-signatory state of the NPT, Israel is not obligated by the decisions of this conference, which has no authority over Israel," the Israeli government said in an emailed statement.
• Last Monday, Mr Smith announced Australia had ordered the expulsion of an unidentified diplomat following the forging by Israel of four Australian passports allegedly used by a team that assassinated a senior Hamas figure, Mahmoud al-Mabhouh, in Dubai in January.An inquiry by Britain concluded that 12 British passports had also been misused by the Israelis.
• Israeli tank fire killed up to 40 Palestinians at a United Nations school in the Gaza Strip on Tuesday, medical sources at two Gaza hospitals said...Doctors said all the dead were either people sheltering in the school or residents of Jabalya refugee camp, in the north of the Gaza Strip.
• UN officials said that the monitors made ten phone calls to the Israeli army between 1.20pm on Tuesday — when an Israeli aircraft dropped a bomb 300 metres from the patrol base — and about 7.20pm, when the building was destroyed. The details came to light as Kofi Annan, the UN Secretary-General, condemned what he called an "apparently deliberate targeting" of the well- documented UN position that had stood in Khiam, southern Lebanon, for 50 years. All the dead were part of the Observer Group — Lebanon, which works with the UN Interim Force in Lebanon (Unifil).
• An Italian press photographer, Raffaele Ciriello, was shot and killed yesterday in Ramallah while taking pictures of Israel Defense Forces tanks positioned outside the Kedura refugee camp in the south-east of the city....An Italian colleague, Amedeo Ricucci, who was near Ciriello at the time of the shooting, said the latter had been hit by several bullets to his abdomen from an Israeli tank.
• In July 2002, Israeli forces dropped a one-tonne bomb on a building in order to kill a leading Hamas member, Sheikh Salah Shahada, killing 15 people in surrounding buildings, including nine children.
• Recently officials have indicated that the Israeli army is being given a freer hand to carry out targeted killings of Palestinian activists. The policy has come in for criticism domestically and internationally. Human rights organisation Amnesty International has called the assassinations extra judicial killings. The policy has even been challenged in the Israeli high court.
• In 2000, on the second day of the second intifada (Palestinian uprising), when Muhammad al-Dura, a 12-year-old Palestinian boy, was caught in Israeli fire and killed as he cowered in terror against a wall.
• In 1973, Israeli jets killed 108 people when they shot down a Libyan passenger airliner that became lost in a sandstorm and strayed over the Sinai Peninsula, which was occupied by Israel at the time.
• During the Six Day war in 1967, the Israeli air force and navy attacked the USS Liberty, an intelligence ship, in international waters, killing 34 crew, wounding 171 and doing severe damage to the vessel.