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NIF-funded NGO to help prosecute Israel in ICC

Israeli NGO Adalah says the International Criminal Court “made the right decision” with regard to prosecuting Israel for war crimes and is “prepared to submit legal material” to that end.

Adalah general director Hassan Jabareen attends a hearing in Israel's Supreme Court in Jerusalem. Photo by Yonatan Sindel/Flash90.
Adalah general director Hassan Jabareen attends a hearing in Israel’s Supreme Court in Jerusalem. Photo by Yonatan Sindel/Flash90.

The Israeli NGO Adalah, a prominent grantee of the U.S.-based New Israel Fund (NIF), announced this week that it is “prepared to submit legal material” against Israel to the International Criminal Court in The Hague.

In response to the ICC’s decision last week to investigate Israel for alleged war crimes, the organization stated that “Adalah believes that ... the ICC prosecutor has made the right decision given the facts,” adding that Adalah is “prepared to submit its legal materials and opinions on these matters.”

Adalah, which has received nearly $700,000 from the New Israel Fund in recent years, is an outspoken critic of Israel, which it has labeled an “apartheid” state.

The organization routinely accuses Israel of war crimes, as well as petitions Israel’s Supreme Court against the Israel Defense Forces and on behalf of convicted terrorists.

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