Israel goes on trial in new Belgian 'court'

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By Stan Goodenough
February 22, 2008

As Shabbat begins in the Middle East, the Jewish State of Israel is being hauled before a new so-called civil court to be charged with war crimes against Arabs.

Founded in Belgium by self-appointed "human rights" organizations, Israel is to be the first party tried by the "court."

The charges are war crimes Israel has allegedly committed in the Gaza Strip. A second docket accuses Israel of war crimes in its prosecution of the Second Lebanon War in 2006.

Israeli Arab Knesset members are reportedly already in Brussels to join with and add their "testimonies" to, those leveling the charges against Israel.

According to Ynetnews, the "court" was established after a year of cooperation between Arabs, human rights groups and European intellectuals.

Israel - which will in any case not recognize this institution or respect its rulings, has no chance of receiving any kind of a fair "trial" at the hands of the antisemitic individuals and groups involved.

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