Turkey, Iran and Iraq
Amir Tsafarti reports that Turkey has signed an agreement with the United Nations-recognized government in Libya. “Make no mistake, the true purpose of this agreement is to block the waters of the Mediterranean, not allowing Israel, Cyprus, or Egypt to have direct access to Greece or Italy. Due to this, it is only becoming more obvious that gas and oil are the motives for the next regional war. The Palestinian issue is off the table completely, and now the masks are off. They
all want what Israel has. These miserable countries around us simply envy the young, vibrant, and prosperous democracy called Israel.”
Tsafarti also reports: “While hundreds of Muslims are executed by Iranian militias in Iran and Iraq, Europe is once again the scene of brutal antisemitic attacks from Muslim migrants towards Jewish people. Europe is afraid to deal with this demon. Who would imagine that 75 years after the holocaust, France & Germany would once again be this dangerous for Jews.”
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International Criminal Court considers prosecuting Israeli leaders for war crimes
On 5
th December 2019 the Office of the Prosecutor (OTP) of the International Criminal Court (ICC) issued its annual Report on Preliminary Examination Activities 2019. In this report, the Prosecutor, Ms. Fatou Bensouda, gave a summary of the status of the twelve “situations” under examination by her office.
The OTP has indicated strongly that it intends to move forward soon to officially investigate Israeli leaders for war crimes and possibly also crimes against humanity relating to the “situation in Palestine”.
According to The Hague Initiative for International Cooperation, “the Office of the Prosecutor of the ICC is making a grave mistake in moving towards prosecution of Israeli leaders for war crimes in relation to alleged settlement activities”.
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Dutch decision to stop Palestinian financing is unfortunately an exception in Europe
Alain Destexhe reports at Gatestone Institute:
“The European Union has, over the years, become increasingly hostile towards Israel. That attitude was confirmed in early November when the Court of Justice of the European Union
ruled that food products made in the so-called settlements of East Jerusalem, the West Bank and the Golan Heights must be labeled as such and may not carry the generic label "Made in Israel."”
On the bright side, the Dutch parliament
passed a motion on November 19, objecting to providing funding to the Palestinian Authority when some of its budget is earmarked for Palestinian terrorists imprisoned by Israel. By doing so, it not only saved some of Europe's honor, it also sets an example for other European countries.
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