Prime Minister Justin Trudeau announces that Israeli leader Benjamin Netanyahu could face arrest upon entering Canada due to an ICC warrant. Netanyahu denies charges, claiming Israel’s defensive actions in Gaza. The United States rejects ICC’s jurisdiction over Israeli actions. Trudeau Supports International Justice Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has declared that Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu would face arrest if he visits Canada. This statement comes after the International Criminal Court (ICC) issued arrest warrants for Netanyahu and former Israeli Defense Minister Yoav Gallant for alleged war crimes related to actions in Gaza. Trudeau’s stance aligns with Canada’s commitment to international law as a founding member of the ICC. This approach demonstrates Canada’s support for global justice and accountability mechanisms. The Canadian leader reiterated his country’s support for a cease-fire and a two-state solution to the ongoing Israeli-Palestinian conflict. Trudeau emphasized that Canada would honor the ICC’s rulings, illustrating Canada’s dedication to maintaining international order and rule of law. Canada PM Justin Trudeau asked about ICC warrants against Israeli leaders + if he will allow Canadian law enforcement to arrest them: "…it's really important that everyone abide by international law…we will abide by all the regulations & rulings of the international courts." https://t.co/cbb654j0uA pic.twitter.com/KAAP5C2o5Y — Prem Thakker (@prem_thakker) November 21, 2024 Opposition from the United States The United States government, led by White House press secretary Karine Jean-Pierre, has rejected the ICC’s decision, claiming the court lacks jurisdiction over Israeli military actions. The U.S. contends that neither the United States nor Israel is a member of the ICC, further complicating the potential arrest and extradition processes. This rejection showcases differing international viewpoints on the ICC’s authority. Netanyahu himself has strongly denounced the ICC’s charges, describing them as false and absurd. He likened the court’s accusations to a modern Dreyfus trial, indicating their perceived unfairness. Netanyahu further argued that Israel’s military actions were necessary defense measures, denying any intentional targeting of civilians. Trudeau says Canada would abide by ICC arrest warrants for Netanyahu, former defence minister – The Globe and Mail https://t.co/igZkhEZARI — Robert Fife (@RobertFife) November 21, 2024 Evaluating War Crimes Accountability This ongoing situation encourages critical discussions around the legitimacy and effectiveness of international legal bodies in addressing war crimes and ensuring accountability. As a Palestinian leader from Hamas, Mohammed Diab Ibrahim Al-Masri, also faces an ICC warrant for war crimes despite reports of his death, the case emphasizes the complex landscape of international justice. In response to the ICC’s decision, Netanyahu declared that Israel would not recognize the validity of the court’s ruling. As these global debates unfold, the stance taken by Canada and other nations continues to shape the discourse around accountability and justice in the international sphere, posing significant implications for state leaders and their actions on the world stage. Sources: Trudeau would arrest Netanyahu? Trudeau will abide by ICC? The post Trudeau’s will ARREST Netanyahu?! appeared first on The Conservative Brief.

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If you're tired of censorship and dystopian threats against civil liberties, subscribe to Reclaim The Net. The new US administration is not preparing to take over after just any four years of the previous one in office: from 2020 until today, there have been a number of serious – and it’s hard to overstate how serious – domestic and international crises. One of those is the Covid pandemic legacy. Many of the “Covid measures,” it’s long been suspected, were no more than thinly veiled justification to impose all manner of fairly comprehensive online censorship and control. Now, as reported by Just The News, Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) requests noticed by investigative journalist Jimmy Tobias have unearthed documents that expose the goings-on related to the National Institutes of Health (NIH) and its early pandemic-era head, Francis Collins. Collins and his close associates are said to have censored doctors, including Stanford Professor Jay Bhattacharya who was opposed to lockdowns – the same Bhattacharya who has the potential to become the new NIH director. In the meanwhile, Tobias published his findings that named NIS principal deputy director under Collins, Lawrence Tabak, who showed up before the House Select Subcommittee on the Coronavirus Pandemic not long ago. NIH, it’s worth noting, is the US government agency that in 2015 funded China’s Wuhan Institute of Virology research into the original “Covid” (Sars-Cov-1). The first outbreak of that happened in 2002-2004, and ten years later – it (and the vaccine against it) was still being researched. Then, “miraculously” Sars-Cov-2 (the Covid we all know) came almost as quickly as the vaccine. But the question remains, where did that virus actually come from? The Wuhan lab may have leaked it as it manipulated the original one – that’s one of the theories. Tabak was willing to discuss “a manuscript on gain-of-function (genetic alteration) research in light of the COVID-19 pandemic co-authored by National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences bioethicist David Resnik, who allegedly asked for then-Science Policy Director and Chief of Staff Carrie Wolinetz to review it,” a report said. But then Wolinetz, in communication with Tabak, branded the manuscript as suggesting “parity between unsubstantiated manmade and/or laboratory origin theories and peer-reviewed studies which provide scientific evidence that the virus is of natural origin” – as a bid to tie the lab-leak theory to the NIH funding, and that allegedly being the only reason for such interpretations. Wolinetz was also worried about the messaging of it all – “the notion that an NIH employee would be providing what amounts to critiques of HHS (US Department of Health and Human Services) policy that is implemented by NIH, or suggestions that contradict messaging by NIH leadership, in this type of article.” The manuscript only got published over three years later – and over a year into Wolinetz stepping down as Tabak’s senior adviser. If you're tired of censorship and dystopian threats against civil liberties, subscribe to Reclaim The Net. The post New FOIA Revelations Highlight NIH’s Role in Covid Messaging appeared first on Reclaim The Net.