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Some good news from the ICC!
Yes, you read the headline correctly. Just over a week ago I posted about the ICC’s illegal and anti-Israel move to reopen the case against Israel’s alleged war crimes committed during the Mavi Marmara fiasco. We had a hint that … Continue reading
Posted in Lawfare and Delegitimization, Mideast news
Tagged Fatou Bensouda, ICC, Israel, lawfare, Mavi Marmara, war crimes
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And now the bad news: the anti-Israel ICC; terrorists released in the Shalit deal return to terror
Sadly but unsurprisingly, there has been no shortage of bad news lately and I suspect that this situation will continue. The International Criminal Court, the ICC, has gone against all precedent and broken any kind of law rule-book, in order … Continue reading
Posted in International relations, Lawfare and Delegitimization, Terrorism
Tagged Gaza, Gilad Shalit, Hamas, ICC, Malachi Rosenfeld, Mavi Marmara, Palestinians, PLO, prisoner release, terrorists
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Israel went too far to protect Gaza civilians
Once again, the above headline reads like a parody. Only, unlike my previous post, this one is deadly serious. The International Criminal Court (ICC) is preparing to send a team to investigate the IDF for alleged war crimes during Operation … Continue reading
Posted in Defence and Military, Lawfare and Delegitimization, Terrorism
Tagged civilians, Gaza, Hamas, ICC, IDF, Operation Protective Edge, Palestinians, UNHRC, war crimes
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April Fools
Today, 1st April, is April Fools day when people love to play pranks and jokes on each other. The Middle East is certainly celebrating in earnest, with Israel and the West being the butt of the jokes. Today the Palestinians … Continue reading
Posted in Defence and Military, International relations, Mideast news
Tagged ICC, Iran, Israel, Lausanne, nuclear deal, nuclear talks, P5+1, PA, Palestinians, settlements, war crimes
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