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Operation Cast Lead: Binyamin Netanyahu and Israel Vindicated
- Unlikely The Goldstone Report Will Be Withdrawn At The Un
Through this new site formed by Robin Shepherd called The Commentator (found via One Jerusalem), I discovered what'll probably surprise no one: It now appears all but certain that the controversial report alleging deliberate Israeli atrocities against...
- Britain Won't Support Retraction Of Goldstone's Blood Libels
As if further proof was needed that Britain is a hopeless case, the UK foreign office has said it won't seek any retractions: LONDON – The British government said on Monday that it does not support calls for a retraction of the Goldstone Report...
- Don't Expect The Left To Follow Goldstone's Alleged Example
Jonathan Tobin writes on Commentary about Richard Goldstone's belated admittal that Israel acted accordingly, whereas the Hamas did not. And that: ...the follow-up to Goldstone’s statement must not be limited to either its now somewhat penitent...
- Belgium's Still Got Its War Crimes Bias Law Against Israel
If the following news tells anything, it's that Belgium's law that enables prosecuting foreign politicians - perhaps more specifically, Israeli ones - inside their country, and even leftists aren't immune to it: After similar circumstances...
- Goldstone Commission Conclusions Made Up In Advance
Melanie Phillips writes about the Richard Goldstone commission of the UN, appointed by the alleged Human Rights Council, their umpteenth show-trial set up solely for the purpose of condemning Israel as the villain in Operation Cast Lead in Gaza earlier...
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Operation Cast Lead: Binyamin Netanyahu and Israel Vindicated
Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyhau on Saturday called on the UN to “nullify the Goldstone Report.”Read the full story here, more : Richard Goldstone Confirms He Was A Useful Idiot here from Amnon and Jonathan.
Netanyahu delivered a short televised address to the media in both Hebrew and English in which he addressed Friday’s op-ed article in the Washington Post in which Goldstone said the findings of his investigation into Operation Cast Lead would have been different had he possessed all of the information.
“Goldstone himself confirmed what we have already been saying,” Netanyahu stated.“I think our soldiers and army behaved according to the highest standards” during Operation Cast Lead, Netanyahu said.“We expect this farce to be rectified immediately,” he said of the report which charged Israel with committing war crimes by targeting civilians in the Gaza Strip.
The prime minister added that the fact that Libyan leader Muammar Gaddafi was part of the UN Human Rights Council, which commissioned the report, proves the absurdity of the findings. “It’s time to throw this report into the dustbin of history,” he concluded.
Foreign Minister Avigdor Lieberman on Saturday praised Goldstone for the op-ed article, in which he stated that Israel did not intentionally target civilians during Operation Cast Lead.
Lieberman said in an interview with Channel Two’s Dana Weiss on the program “Meet the Press,” that while he praised Goldstone’s comments he was not surprised that the judge came to the conclusions that he did.
“We had no doubt that the truth would come out eventually,” said Lieberman.Lieberman also expressed satisfaction with the fact that Goldstone recognized the anti-Israel bias of the UN Human Rights Council.
When asked if he believed, given Goldstone’s comments, that Israel should have been more cooperative with Goldstone’s fact-finding mission, Lieberman said that Israel did not want to set a precedent of international bodies interfering in the governments internal decision-making process.
Defense Minister Ehud Barak also addressed Goldstone’s comments, saying that the IDF was “a moral army that operated according to international law.”
Barak added that in order to repair the damage done by the Goldstone Report, the judge should present his current conclusions before all of the international bodies who were presented the original report and not merely give his opinion in a newspaper article.
- Unlikely The Goldstone Report Will Be Withdrawn At The Un
Through this new site formed by Robin Shepherd called The Commentator (found via One Jerusalem), I discovered what'll probably surprise no one: It now appears all but certain that the controversial report alleging deliberate Israeli atrocities against...
- Britain Won't Support Retraction Of Goldstone's Blood Libels
As if further proof was needed that Britain is a hopeless case, the UK foreign office has said it won't seek any retractions: LONDON – The British government said on Monday that it does not support calls for a retraction of the Goldstone Report...
- Don't Expect The Left To Follow Goldstone's Alleged Example
Jonathan Tobin writes on Commentary about Richard Goldstone's belated admittal that Israel acted accordingly, whereas the Hamas did not. And that: ...the follow-up to Goldstone’s statement must not be limited to either its now somewhat penitent...
- Belgium's Still Got Its War Crimes Bias Law Against Israel
If the following news tells anything, it's that Belgium's law that enables prosecuting foreign politicians - perhaps more specifically, Israeli ones - inside their country, and even leftists aren't immune to it: After similar circumstances...
- Goldstone Commission Conclusions Made Up In Advance
Melanie Phillips writes about the Richard Goldstone commission of the UN, appointed by the alleged Human Rights Council, their umpteenth show-trial set up solely for the purpose of condemning Israel as the villain in Operation Cast Lead in Gaza earlier...