N*tanyahu secures arrest warrant

[littlepotter 76,624]

16 minutes ago, MaybeKermit said:

 

just read a bit about the "arrest" and it basically means that when Netanyahu and the Hamas leader are in the territory of a country that acknowledges the International Criminal Court, they can choose to "arrest" them/at least "deal" with them

However, not all countries acknowledge the Criminal Court, and yes..the US doesn't lol surprise

 

(someone correct me if I'm wrong !!)

Does that at least mean he can't travel to those countries?

[Bronco 27,688]

1 hour ago, MaybeKermit said:

I mean, can they really arrest him, given how much support he has from different countries like US etc ?

Or is it just an unserious "arrest" to calm ppl down while he can continue his genocide plans

I mean it puts serious pressure on every member nation of the ICJ. Because failing to act simply because it's an ally puts them in the position of being less able to take action against non-allies via this. 

The likely outcome is that Israel supporting ICJ members won't allow Netanyahu to visit thus having to arrest him or undermine their support for the ICJ. Not that Netayanhu has been travelling much anyway. 
The US isn't signed up to the ICJ (because they are war criminals lol) so it won't effect US-Israeli relationships in the slightest. Not that Trump would care anyway. 

So tl/dr: It doesn't do much. 

[Sunny 12,753]

38 minutes ago, littlepotter said:

Does that at least mean he can't travel to those countries?

They also issued an arrest warrant for Putin ages ago, and nothing happened so.... This is just a PR and symbolism thing sadly, the ICC has no power to enforce anything

He most likely won't visit those countries, but it's most likely that nothing would happen if he did

[Bambino 24,368]

I don't think this will change anything. I mean watch Israeli officials now accuse ICC of antisemtisim. And with Trump as a president, Netanyahu has nothing to worry about.

[River 128,652]

9 minutes ago, Sunny said:

Netanyahu is a US citizen under American law but not Israel law

He's not a US citizen, he doesn't have a US citizenship, he can't have a dual citizenship by Israeli law, a knesset member, including the prime minister, must renounce their second citizenship before they enter the role. posting disinformation like this just gives MAGA and zionists a reason to call u ignorant and antisemitic, don't give them that. be more careful with what u post

 

OT: Nothing will stop it, he's now preparing a war with Iraq, I want to say things, but I'm a mod, so I'll keep them to myself, or just write them in the mods chat, but.. he deserves....... #$%#$#@$#@@ f-cking peace of sh-t of a person.

[Sunny 12,753]

6 minutes ago, River said:

He's not a US citizen, he doesn't have a US citizenship, he can't have a dual citizenship by Israeli law, a knesset member, including the prime minister, must renounce their second citizenship before they enter the role. posting disinformation like this just gives MAGA and zionists a reason to call u ignorant and antisemitic, don't give them that. be more careful with what u post

 

OT: Nothing will stop it, he's now preparing a war with Iraq, I want to say things, but I'm a mod, so I'll keep them to myself, or just write them in the mods chat, but.. he deserves....... #$%#$#@$#@@ f-cking peace of sh-t of a person.

From what I've searched, he never finished the papers to renounce his US citizenship in the US, so technically under US law he is a citizen (which could be false info). Thank you for the heads up! 

[River 128,652]

7 minutes ago, Sunny said:

From what I've searched, he never finished the papers to renounce his US citizenship in the US, so technically under US law he is a citizen (which could be false info). Thank you for the heads up! 

He never held a US citizenship, he lived there and went to school and university there under the working visa that his father had, but he never received the green card, I believe they never asked for one, so this information is really false.

Trust me, if he had one, it would have solved all his legal problems in Israel and he would have just run away on a plane to the US and never look back.

[BornAsUnic0rn 2,249]

1 hour ago, bpmMonkey said:

I actually think this will have repercussions and at least puts even more pressure on the situation regarding financing his war. Putin also has an arrest warrant on him and you don’t see the US or EU sending money towards him (officially/direct at least)

Yeah but Putin‘s war broke out because of the „westernization“ of the Ukraine, the EU and the US were already opposed to him before the arrest warrant.

But it makes it harder for Netanyahu to travel to other countries. 

[Harlet 932]

Arrest that b*tch *** war criminal 

[littlepotter 76,624]

2 hours ago, Bambino said:

I don't think this will change anything. I mean watch Israeli officials now accuse ICC of antisemtisim. And with Trump as a president, Netanyahu has nothing to worry about.

It's already happening

[Pandacadabra 9,180]

I hate to break it to y'all but the ICC usually makes announcements of what is wrong or right and demands justice but actually has little to no power or effect over anyone. 

I know this, from crimes committed by an official in our country and an act of violence done by military from another country done to our people and the ICC was taking our side and talking this that and the other but guess what, nothing was done about it. Those murderers, inculding our official, are still free.

[Ayesha Erotica 1,963]

4 hours ago, MaybeKermit said:

I mean, can they really arrest him, given how much support he has from different countries like US etc ?

 

The US and the West are f*****g hypocrites. When Putin got the ICJ arrest, they applauded the independence, correctness and authority of the ICJ, even though the US is not even a member of the ICJ. But when a friend of the West is convicted by the ICJ, concerns, criticism and ways are suddenly discussed as to why the ICJ ruling should not be implemented. China is absolutely right when it said that the ICJ is a puppet of the West that (almost) exclusively serves Western interests. The absolute majority of ICJ rulings are against enemies of the EU. This Israél ruling is a rarity that is inconvenient for the EU.

4 hours ago, Lucas said:

Most likely he won't get arrested.

Yes, I agree, that's where the double standards will be revealed. There are calls for Putin's arrest, but when it comes to NATO allies, ominous special exemptions suddenly come to light. This shows that the ICJ is an absolute dubious flop organization.

3 hours ago, TMM90 said:

This thread deserves more reactions.

The topic maker could not work for The Sun or The Express because the headline completely omits the sensational part, namely that it is not from just anyone but from the ICJ, which would perhaps 'cause more  reactions  but maybe Gagadaily is already halfway into hibernation.  It is also semantically vague, because one does not "secure" an arrest, but an arrest is "issued" or "imposed".

One says "secure" in the sense of "receive, win, obtain" when one strives for and achieves something independently, with or without effort and expense,  e.g. when you get the first place at Ferrari, then you say "driver X secures pole position'. Sorry for the English lesson

 

3 hours ago, Bonkers said:

Should the title be:  Netanyahu Arrest Warrant Secured

Or did he secure the warrant?  
 

--------------> This isn't a price, so neither. MrBonkers who owns five horses

3 hours ago, Nightwing said:

Nobody will arrest him.

It will be interesting to see what flimsy reasons will be used to make an exception so that no one arrests him.

3 hours ago, bpmMonkey said:

Basically all of the EU tho  there’s no hope for the US to impact this in any way shape or form since Donald will be president, but I am hopeful it will have impact here, since it gives grounds for legal arguments that can’t be simply deflected by yelling „ANTISEMETISM“. I choose to be hopeful 😊🥰

 

3 hours ago, littlepotter said:

Does that at least mean he can't travel to those countries?

EU countries will likely invent reasons why the ICJ accidentally made a mistake while simultaneously urging other countries to arrest Putin, exposing their hypocrisy.

2 hours ago, Sunny said:

They also issued an arrest warrant for Putin ages ago, and nothing happened so.... This is just a PR and symbolism thing sadly, the ICC has no power to enforce anything

The local authorities would arrest the person and hand him over to the ICJ. This is what the law stipulates. The ICJ itself does not have police everywhere, of course, but rather it is a long-distance cooperation.

And it is not true that Putin was not affected. Putin could not travel to Brazil or South Africa because these countries did not issue an exemption for Putin. The West has pressured these countries to arrest Putin and is putting pressure on the ICJ countries. It is true that Putin traveled to Mongolia and Mongolia did not comply with the ruling, but Mongolia has strong ties to Russia and China and hardly any to the West, so basically any country with strong ties to the West will not let Putin in and the other countries are more ready to make exceptions.

I find the ruling really exciting because it reveals the West's often-identified one-sidedness and bias. Namely, that it always presents the rule-based order when it suits it, and when it doesn't, it invents exclusive special exemptions.

 

[Ayesha Erotica 1,963]

It is clear that he would be arrested if he enters the sovereign territory of an ICJ follower state (unless an exception applies and a local judge requests the arrest, which can easily be omitted....). But what happens if Netanyahu flies in an airplane over the territory of an ICJ country, just in transit, without entering the territory but entering the airspace?

 

[Daivedx 125]

Arrest warrants?!! Are you ****ing kidding me this bastard an Hamas leader are  war criminal and a child killers  both deserve to die in the most horrific way. Pray for innocent people on both sides .

[Bronco 27,688]

31 minutes ago, AyeshaErotica said:

It is clear that he would be arrested if he enters the sovereign territory of an ICJ follower state (unless an exception applies and a local judge requests the arrest, which can easily be omitted....). But what happens if Netanyahu flies in an airplane over the territory of an ICJ country, just in transit, without entering the territory but entering the airspace?

 

Most would let him fly straight over rather than attempt to force him to land and arrest him tbh.

But flight paths are agreed in advance - and its likely they'll unofficially close them off and tell the Israelis to take alternative routes to avoid any possible scenario where he crosses their jurisdiction.