Britain drops its challenge to ICC arrest warrants for Israeli leaders

Superfool , 4 hours ago

Why did we challenge it in the first place?

Fuck I hate the tories.

WaterSword , 3 hours ago

Don’t worry if you’re a tory though, keir starmer has your back!

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TacticsConsort , 5 hours ago

Nice! I know there’s still much further to go before justice is done, but this is a step in the right direction, and I can appreciate it for that.

xiao , 6 hours ago

First class oppressors are unassaible in this world order. Most of people still believe in this world order then… that is okay I guess. -_-

FlyingSquid , 6 hours ago

I’m starting to think Netanyahu will spend his last years in the lap of luxury in the U.S. like Idi Amin did in Saudi Arabia.

worldwidewave , 5 hours ago

He could join Bolsonaro down in Florida and live in a rightwing autocrat hype house

thejml , 5 hours ago

This sounds an interesting season of MTV The Real World.

worldwidewave , 5 hours ago

MTV’s The Real World (Leaders Edition)

fluxion , 5 hours ago

…when politicians stop being polite, and start getting really fake

StaySquared , 2 hours ago

Agreed.

FelixCress OP , 6 hours ago

"The UK has dropped its opposition to an international arrest warrant for Benjamin Netanyahu, removing a key hurdle to one being issued and underlining the tougher stance being taken towards Israel by the new Labour government.

Downing Street confirmed on Friday that the government would not submit a challenge to the jurisdiction of the international criminal court, whose chief prosecutor, Karim Khan, is seeking a warrant against the Israeli prime minister. "

Good. Now arrest these war criminals.

copd , 5 hours ago

The Tories are out, you’ll see UK being significantly less wanky over the next 4-8 years.

We’re back!