Legal Affairs
Palestinian Foreign Minister Riyad al-Malki clarifies P.A. “annulment” of Oslo Accords, stating the accords remain in effect until “Israel proceeds with annexation.”
For the first time, Arafat Irfaiya admits in court that he repeatedly stabbed, sexually assaulted and then killed the young resident of Tekoa.
“The ICC and world will see that we are determined to prevent having Americans and our friends and allies in Israel and elsewhere hauled in by this corrupt ICC,” said U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo.
By “giving educators the tools they need to teach about the Holocaust and the dangers of anti-Semitism and hate, I believe we can stop anti-Semitism before it starts,” said Rep. Carolyn Maloney (D-N.Y.), who introduced the newly signed Never Again Education Act in the U.S. House of Representatives.
“Our children are not born with hate in their hearts, and by providing educators with the tools they need to teach about the Holocaust, we can ensure they never learn it,” said Rep. Carolyn Maloney (D-N.Y.).
The court is seeking to determine whether the P.A. nullification of agreements with Jerusalem and Washington affects its pending war-crimes case against Israel.
The official signing, to occur in a private ceremony because of the coronavirus pandemic, happens to come during Jewish American Heritage Month.
Translated excerpts from an interview conducted in Hebrew by Boaz Golan at the Prime Minister’s Residence in Jerusalem shortly after the first hearing of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s trial.
Jerusalem District Court sets the next session of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s corruption trial for July 19.
Ahead of his arraignment in the first-ever criminal trial of a sitting Israeli premier, the Jewish state’s longest-serving prime minister accuses the left of “stitching together” charges against him after having failed to remove him at the ballot box.
Knesset Speaker Yariv Levin says it’s not only the premier, but the future of Israeli democracy and law enforcement that is going on trial.
Fees were charged to circumvent “American sanctions,” with the result of millions of dollars of foreign currency coming into Iran.
