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Israel courts have a process of pre-clearance. If the “criminal act” was pre-cleared by the Israeli courts and found lawful, that’s a big deal.
by pyuser583 2y ago
Israel courts have a process of pre-clearance. If the “criminal act” was pre-cleared by the Israeli courts and found lawful, that’s a big deal.
- rbanffy 2y agoThat would make the Israeli court system “unwilling” to apply international law.
- dotancohen 2y agoThat just sounds like the term "unwilling" is to be arbitrarily applied when the ICC doesn't like the national court's decision.
- 8372049 2y agoIf Israeli courts give clearance to conduct that violates IHL, then that is certainly an unwillingness to enforce said laws.
- pyuser583 2y agoIf Israeli courts seriously and in good faith reviews the conduct and find it lawful, then it’s simply a disagreement between two courts. Does the fact that the ICC disagrees with the Israeli courts mean the ICC is correct?