Israeli

Legal Battle in Berlin: Human Rights Lawyers Challenge Shipment of Military Explosives Destined for Israeli Defense Contractor

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Berlin, Germany – Human rights attorneys have initiated legal action in Berlin to halt the transit of a substantial amount of military-grade explosives scheduled to be shipped aboard the German-owned cargo vessel MV Kathrin. Legal representatives from the European Legal Support Center (ELSC) have taken this action on behalf of three Palestinian individuals from Gaza, citing concerns over the potential use of these explosives in Israel’s military activities in Gaza. The shipment in question consists of 150 metric tons of RDX, a type of explosive commonly used in military ammunition. The plaintiffs contend that these … Read more

Justice Department Attorneys Urge Probe into Alleged Israeli Crimes, Highlighting Enforcement Disparities

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Washington, D.C. – A group of Justice Department attorneys has triggered a spotlight on what they cite as an oversight in the application of U.S. laws concerning potential criminal activities by Israeli forces and civilians. In a detailed letter addressed to Attorney General Merrick Garland, these mid-career legal professionals argue that notable discrepancies exist in how the Department enforces laws against foreign entities and individuals, specifically comparing the active investigations against Russian and Hamas offenses to the relative silence on issues involving Israel. The letter, which surfaced this week, points out what the authors perceive … Read more

ICC Prosecutor Karim Khan’s Bold Move: Seeks Arrest Warrant for Israeli PM Amid Allegations of Mossad Interference

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The Hague, Netherlands — Karim Khan, the chief prosecutor of the International Criminal Court (ICC), has sparked global debate after taking unprecedented legal action against a top official from a close Western ally. Khan, who has held the role for three years, has sought an arrest warrant for Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, marking a significant shift in ICC’s usual diplomatic procedures. This decision did not sit well with U.S. President Joe Biden, highlighting the complex interplay between international law and global diplomacy. The allegations against Netanyahu stem from claims involving Israeli intelligence activities against … Read more

Apple Moves to Withdraw Lawsuit Against Israeli Spyware Maker NSO

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Cupertino, California – Apple Inc. has announced its decision to withdraw a lawsuit it previously initiated against NSO Group, an Israeli company known for developing spyware. This legal battle highlighted concerns about privacy and cybersecurity across the globe. In its lawsuit, filed last year, Apple targeted the controversial Pegasus software, which is reportedly used by governments to surveil journalists, activists, and political leaders worldwide. Apple had claimed that the deployment of this software on iPhones represented a dire threat to user privacy. The decision to drop the lawsuit comes amid ongoing debates about the implications … Read more