Developereo
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I agree.
It stretches credibility to accept that this was a leaked IDF video showing an IDF soldier.
Israel’s Genocide in Gaza | 2023- till present
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I agree.
It stretches credibility to accept that this was a leaked IDF video showing an IDF soldier.
The SC
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The sniper look like a Zionist soldier.. where do you see him praying.. or you just parroting someone not happy with the scene!?
Check this one too
Unknowntruth
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Rewatch the video bro, you can clearly see him kneeling. Nevertheless, you can tell that was old footage by the quality. I’ve seen this same video before. This is not related to Gaza war.
The SC
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Maybe you are right.. but there have been many wars in Gaza in the last 2
decades..
I see him kneeling most likely looking at his phone to see where the other sniper is from a drone..
Unknowntruth
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The person is in a fortified position , you can see by the bags. Israel just drops bombs and goes in destroyed buildings. Then they get sniped eating sandwiches while sticking their head out of windows. They are not this wise, they don’t know how to fight.
Khansaheeb
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No wonder IDF soldiers are refusing to fight in Gaza
Khansaheeb
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He transferred the US Embassy to Jeruselem and gave Isarel blank checks for the bombs that were used to flatten Gaza
Khansaheeb
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Yeh he will stop the fighting and rearm the JEws for the next round of the genocide, which will be finishing off Lebanon and directly attacking Syria.
Khansaheeb
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Saudi Monarchy in fear:-
Khansaheeb
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Jordan facilitated Iran attack:-
let's assume israel agreed to ceasefire with hamas in power do you think the same process of 7/oct happen again over & over?
Khansaheeb
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No, the international community must deNAzify Israel and clean up the UN:-
International criminal court’s prosecutor faces misconduct allegation
Karim Khan, who says there is ‘no truth’ to allegation, was accused by a member of his office
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Karim Khan, who says there is ‘no truth’ to allegation, was accused by a member of his officeHaroon Siddique Legal affairs correspondent
Thu 24 Oct 2024 12.09 EDT
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The international criminal court’s prosecutor, Karim Khan, has been accused of misconduct towards a member of his office, the court’s governing body has said.
The unspecified allegation, which Khan said there is “no truth to”, comes as a panel of judges at the ICC considers applications for arrest warrants he filed against the Israeli prime minister, Benjamin Netanyahu, and defence minister, Yoav Gallant, for alleged war crimes and crimes against humanity in Gaza.
Khan has faced intense criticism from supporters of Israel over the applications. At the same time as they were made, he also requested arrest warrants for senior Hamas figures including its then leader, Yahya Sinwar, but they are all since believed to have been killed by Israel.
The president of the ICC’s assembly of state parties, its management oversight and legislative body, said on Thursday: “I am aware of recent public reports regarding alleged misconduct by the ICC prosecutor towards a member of his office. I can confirm that the independent oversight mechanism (IOM) was seized of this matter on the basis of a third-party report.”
In response to the president’s statement, Khan said: “There is no truth to suggestions of such misconduct. I have worked in diverse contexts for 30 years and there has never been such a complaint lodged against me by anyone.”
He said he would be willing to provide any information needed to the IOM, adding: “I stand with any victim of harassment or abuse and would encourage all survivors to raise their voice and come forward with such accounts wherever they may occur.”
In his statement, Khan also made apparent reference to the attacks he has faced over the arrest warrants sought for Israeli leaders, as well as a Guardian investigation, published in May, which revealed how Israeli intelligence attempted over a nine-year period to undermine, influence and allegedly intimidate the ICC chief prosecutor’s office.
Khan, a British lawyer who has served as the ICC’s prosecutor since 2021, said: “This is a moment in which myself and the international criminal court are subject to a wide range of attacks and threats. It has never been more important that the ICC, including myself as prosecutor, is able to focus on its job to deliver justice for the victims of international crimes, and demonstrate through our actions that all lives deserve the protection of international law.”
Last month, Israel submitted an “official challenge” to the request for arrest warrants against Netanyahu and Gallant, questioning their legality and the ICC’s jurisdiction.
In August, Khan’s office urged the court to take action on the warrants “with utmost urgency”, saying that it was “settled law that the court has jurisdiction in this situation”.
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