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Pro-Palestinian Group Demands US Criminal Probe of Jerusalem Deputy Mayor Arieh King Ahead of US Visit
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First reported by Ynet · 4 hours ago
What happened
Ahead of his US visit, Jerusalem Deputy Mayor Arieh King faces a criminal complaint from a pro-Palestinian group accusing him of war crimes and incitement. The Hind Rajab Foundation alleges King’s role in evicting Palestinians and inciting violence, filing complaints in the US and Canada. King denies the charges, calling the foundation antisemitic and praising US support for settlements.
- 01Pro-Palestinian Hind Rajab Foundation demands US criminal probe of Jerusalem Deputy Mayor Arieh King.
- 02King accused of war crimes related to unlawful population transfer and incitement to genocide.
- 03Complaints filed in US and Canada ahead of King's fundraising visit to North America.
- 04Allegations include eviction of Palestinians in East Jerusalem and hostile statements against Gaza and UNRWA.
- 05King rejects accusations, calling the foundation antisemitic and supports US backing of settlements.
- 06US Department of Justice has not confirmed any investigation or charges against King.
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