Spain amends law to avoid trying Israeli war criminals, another evidence of Zionist control over NATO governments

ccun.org, February 1, 2009

 Editor's Note:

Like what happens in Third World countries when a dictator changes the law to allow himself to continue in power, or to allow his son to inherit him as a head of state, the Spanish government has succumbed to the Zionist Israeli pressure and decided to change its laws regarding the trial of Israeli war criminals in Spanish courts.

Thus doing, Spain is second to do so after Belgium which failed to try the war criminal Ariel Sharon for his responsibility for the Sabra and Shatila massacre in Beirut, in 1982.

Of course, Spain and Belgium were more courageous than other NATO countries in mere contemplating to try Israeli war criminals. But this is a reminder to Americans and Europeans that they are living under a Zionist-Israeli dictatorship, which rules them through fake politicians, who are nothing more sorry figure heads.

This is just another evidence in support of the fact that US-EU governments are controlled by World Zionism, which helps politicians reach power in return for serving Israel and global Zionist interests.

It's time for people in the US and Europe to stand up against this humiliating and immoral submission to Israelis and their Zionist supports.

Spain to amend law to avoid trying Israeli war criminals

[ 31/01/2009 - 03:03 PM ]

OCCUPIED JERUSALEM, (PIC)--

The Spanish government has decided to amend the country's law dealing with prosecuting military commanders involved in war crimes.

Israeli foreign minister Tzipi Livni announced the news following a meeting with her Spanish counterpart Miguel Moratinos after a Spanish court accepted a lawsuit against former Israeli war ministry Benjamin Ben Eliezer and the then head of the air force Dan Halutz on charges against humanity.

The Israeli 2nd TV channel quoted Livni as expressing satisfaction over Moratinos's decision and informed both Israeli premier Ehud Olmert and justice minister Daniel Friedman on the latest developments in this regard.

She stressed that Israel would continue in its efforts to settle such cases not only in Spain but in the whole world, the TV report said.

Spanish judge Fernando Andreu agreed to look into the case against Ben Eliezer and Halutz along with five other former Israeli officials for ordering the assassination of Hamas commander Salah Shehadah that also led to the killing of 14 innocent civilians mostly women and children.

The judge said that the assault on the densely populated Gaza Strip was a "crime against humanity" and the lawsuit was in conformity with the international law that incriminates mass murder in any country.

Shehadah was killed in July 2002 in the Israeli air raid that bombed his home using a one ton bomb.