The US could sue Israel for its successful war on terrorists

US Department of State conducts inspection of terrorists Ilu of the Defense Army Israel, which stands for the protection of the victims of Ghazi, which is a significant violation of human rights.

As the American planters reported to Axios, the result of a review of possible inheritance for American aid to Israel, since the 1997 law prohibits the provision of foreign aid to the initial programs of the US Department of Defense foreign security forces, armies and police, who, for reliable evidence, have violated human rights .

A bunch of members of a group called “Force 100” were put on trial in Israel for alleged sexual abuse of Palestinians at the camp of Sde Teiman, whom human rights organizations have nicknamed “Israel’s Guantanamo.”

A number of reports in the Israeli and international press were devoted to the enormous violations of human rights in Sde Teiman, which is being fought as a place of destruction of Hamas militants, accused of being responsible for the terrorist attack ів 7 zhventnі, і for the addition of Palestinians arrested in Gazi.

Yaksho As a result of the review, the State Department will be found to have committed such violations of people’s rights, and may be added to the “black list” and to reduce the possibility of withdrawing military assistance from the United States.

The American Posadovt said that the United States has a memorandum on mutual understanding with Israel, which it will coordinate and their dealings with the Israelis are subject to such reversal.

We are pleased that the State Department has not yet praised the current decisions and without making any residual contributions to the development.

Two Israeli security forces told Axios that last year the US Embassy in Jerusalem contacted the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Israel and handed over a list of requests for a number of cases of violation of people's rights by members of “Force 100”.

For In these words, the US Embassy made it clear that this is partly a re-verification.

Prepared by: Nina Petrovich