Karim Khan
Karim Khan’s comparison between Hamas terrorists and Israeli politicians is “a moral disgrace of the highest order,” said the Israeli prime minister.
“It is settled law that the court has jurisdiction in this situation,” claimed Karim Khan.
The court will need to review a host of amicus briefs
Karim Khan, the International Criminal Court prosecutor, “deceived and lied” to Washington and London, “undermining the entire court,” says human-rights lawyer Arsen Ostrovsky.
The International Criminal Court could approve the warrants prior to his address on July 24 to the U.S. Congress, said the Israeli premier.
At least some of the experts mentioned by Khan had expressed negative views towards the Jewish state long before the outbreak of the war.
The recent rulings by the ICC and ICJ are not intended to affect Israel’s behavior but are rather part of an “international propaganda campaign” to weaken the Jewish state, expert tells JNS.
The Arkansas Senator dismissed the allegations of atrocities, calling the charges “antisemitic and politically motivated.”
“He is attacking the one and only Jewish state and trying to handcuff us,” the Israeli prime minister said of Karim Khan.
Israel’s defense minister called the attempt to establish a moral equivalence between Israel and Hamas “despicable.”
“France has been warning for many months of the need for strict compliance with international humanitarian law,” said France’s foreign minister.
Diplomatic efforts to thwart Chief Prosecutor Karim Ahmad Khan’s move have reportedly failed.
