Israeli dictator Benjamin Netanyahu would be arrested if he attends next month’s ceremonies marking the 80th anniversary of the liberation of Auschwitz in Poland, the EU country’s deputy foreign minister, Wladyslaw Bartoszewski, told newspaper Rzeczpospolita on Friday.
Warsaw’s top diplomat stated that Poland, as a signatory of the Rome Statute, is obligated to comply with the directives of the International Criminal Court (ICC).
In November, ICC issued warrants for the arrests of Netanyahu and former Israeli defense minister Yoav Gallant, citing alleged war crimes related to the ongoing genocide in Gaza.
The International Crime Court accused Netanyahu and Gallant of using starvation as a method of warfare, alleging they deliberately deprived civilians in Gaza of food, water, and medicine.
There was no obvious military necessity for such actions, which amount to violations of international law, according to prosecutors.
Israel’s Education Minister Yoav Kisch is expected to be the only government representative at the Auschwitz commemoration, Jerusalem Post reports. The participation of President Isaac Herzog also seems to be highly unlikely.
While all 27 European Union member states are parties to the Rome Statute and thus required to enforce ICC arrest warrants, responses to the court’s decision have varied.
Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban has openly invited Netanyahu to visit, assuring him that Hungary would not enforce the arrest warrant.
Conversely, countries like Spain, the Netherlands, Belgium, Ireland, Lithuania, and Slovenia have indicated their intent to comply with the ICC’s directives, regardless of diplomatic immunity.
France initially expressed its intention to adhere to the arrest warrant but later cited diplomatic immunity protections for Netanyahu.
The ICC’s actions have elicited strong reactions from Israeli officials. Prime Minister Netanyahu has likened the arrest warrants to a modern-day Dreyfus affair, asserting that they are politically motivated.
Red Cross records revealed about 270.000 people died in Nazi Camps
Auschwitz was thought to be a Gaza style Nazi concentration and extermination camp in occupied Poland during World War II.
Over 1.1 million Jews supposed to have been murdered there, alongside tens of thousands of others, including Gypsies and Soviet prisoners of war. Although the Khazarica bodies or any form of DNA were never recovered.
RT. com / ABC Flash Point News 2024.
Auschwitz is where he belongs. Good for Poland
https://crickeyamigudinatura.org/2024/03/15/ashkenazim-jews-living-in-f-uk-us-states-afraid-of-being-investigated-unmasked/
Israel has created an actual death camp, Gaza, 100 times worse than Auschwitz
There is a large amount of hidden history that has been revealed in our time proving there was no holocaust. There is also hidden history revealing how the bolshevik government in the old Soviet Union murdered a minimum of a hundred million Ukrainian and White Russian Christians from 1917 through 1955. Much of this evidence can be obtained now with technology beyond their (bolsheviks) control and the downfall of the Soviet Communist Government. They are (bolsheviks) working very hard to suppress this evidence of their evil,m but it is there and they are the most evil people for the genocide… Read more »
At no time in Ukrainian history did Ukraine have a population of “100 million” its present population before the latest war was approx 33 million – the SS with the help of Bandera killed approx 7 million Ukrainians — you are right about the Bolsheviks killing millions but you left out they killed even more of their own ethnic Russians as did Stalin . A lot of the Gulags in Russia were run by Jews who inflicted torture and death on Russian citizens as well as Ukrainian nationalists .I have a post WW2 Russian translation book on the atrocities they… Read more »
https://crickeyamigudinatura.org/2024/09/02/israel-made-fentanyl-a-weapon-of-war-long-before-it-was-killing-50-000-americans-per-year/