Turkey Requests Interpol Arrest Warrant for Israeli PM Netanyahu Over Gaza Flotilla Case
Translated & summarized from Kan News by baba
Turkey has asked Interpol to issue arrest notices for Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu over charges related to Israel's Gaza flotilla interception, citing ICC warrants for genocide and crimes against humanity.
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- Turkey requests Interpol to issue arrest warrants for Israeli PM Netanyahu.
- The request relates to Israel's Gaza flotilla interception case.
- It follows ICC-issued arrest warrants against Netanyahu.
- Charges include genocide and crimes against humanity in Gaza.
- The Turkish Justice Minister announced the move on Friday.
Turkey's Justice Minister, Bekir Bozdağ, announced on Friday that the Turkish Interior Ministry has been asked to issue Interpol 'red notices' to arrest Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. This request is linked to the ongoing legal proceedings concerning Israel's interception of the Gaza flotilla. According to Bozdağ, the move follows arrest warrants already issued by the International Criminal Court (ICC) on charges including genocide and other crimes against humanity in Gaza. The Turkish government is pursuing international legal action against Netanyahu in connection with these allegations.
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