2016-09-03 Bullet in the head of a Hebron Palestinian and the Rabin assassination - my latest on OpEdNews.com
כדור בראש של פלסטיני בחברון ורצח רבין - מה משותף? פרופ' יהודה היס...
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מאמר אחרון שלי לסוכנות ידיעות בחו"ל
http://www.opednews.com/…/Bullet-in-the-head-of-a-He-by-Jos…
כדור בראש של פלסטיני בחברון ורצח רבין - מה משותף? פרופ' יהודה היס...
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מאמר אחרון שלי לסוכנות ידיעות בחו"ל
http://www.opednews.com/…/Bullet-in-the-head-of-a-He-by-Jos…
What's common to the
bullet in the head of a Palestinian in Hebron in March this year and
the 1995 Rabin assassination? When the regime is in need, who are you
going to call? Prof Yeduda Hiss...
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2016-09-03 UPDATE: Today, "Russia Today" reports that Israel agreed to allow a first visit to the ICC Hague, while denying its jurisdiction authority.
A key issue regarding the jurisdiction authority of the ICC Hague is the question, whether Israel has a competent justice system.
That is of course the reason, why in the case of Elor Azaria, which was widely published, Israel saw the need to stage the trial.
At the same time, conduct of this particular trial, as well as the background in formation I provided in this report, would lead any reasonable person to greatly doubt the competence of the Israeli justice system, particularly in any matter related to conduct of the security forces, both in Palestine (e.g., the bullet to the head), and in Israel (e.g., the Rabin assassination).
2016-09-03 UPDATE: Today, "Russia Today" reports that Israel agreed to allow a first visit to the ICC Hague, while denying its jurisdiction authority.
A key issue regarding the jurisdiction authority of the ICC Hague is the question, whether Israel has a competent justice system.
That is of course the reason, why in the case of Elor Azaria, which was widely published, Israel saw the need to stage the trial.
At the same time, conduct of this particular trial, as well as the background in formation I provided in this report, would lead any reasonable person to greatly doubt the competence of the Israeli justice system, particularly in any matter related to conduct of the security forces, both in Palestine (e.g., the bullet to the head), and in Israel (e.g., the Rabin assassination).
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