The soldier’s smuggling comes amid rising legal actions against Israelis who have taken part in the Gaza genocide. Several countries have recently responded to international pressure from pro-humsn rights and anti genocide groups by pursuing investigations or legal measures. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has reportedly planned to miss next month’s ceremony in Poland marking 80 years since the liberation of Auschwitz, citing fear of arrest over war crimes against Palestinians.Today, the #HindRajabFoundation has formally sent the ICC complaint against Gal Ferenbook to the governments of #SouthAfrica, #Ireland, and #Spain, urging them to issue arrest warrants and request Interpol Red Notices should he leave #SriLanka freely. Gal Ferenbook, a soldier… pic.twitter.com/j8WoArM4Mv
— The Hind Rajab Foundation (@HindRFoundation) December 18, 2024