Watan-The Israeli Army Radio reported that a reservist soldier currently in Barcelona is the subject of a complaint filed by the “Hind Rajab” Foundation over alleged war crimes committed in the Gaza Strip.
According to the same source, the organization has so far filed more than 30 complaints against Israeli soldiers in at least eight countries.
Previously, the Israeli Broadcasting Authority, citing security sources, mentioned that legal attempts to target occupation soldiers abroad are on the rise.
The authority added that around 50 complaints against Israeli army reservists have been filed abroad, with investigations opened in 10 countries, though none of these complaints have led to arrests so far.
The Israeli newspaper Yedioth Ahronoth reported that Foreign Minister Gideon Sa’ar held a meeting with a team from the Ministerial Committee on Political and Security Affairs to discuss measures to protect Jews and Israelis abroad.
This meeting followed a complaint against an Israeli soldier in Brazil, which led to the soldier being smuggled out to avoid arrest.
Pursuit of Justice
Yedioth Ahronoth noted that during the meeting, the Israeli foreign minister issued directives to establish clear and immediate procedures for dealing with such cases.
The “Hind Rajab” Foundation, based in Brussels, Belgium, since its establishment in February 2024, aims to achieve justice against crimes against humanity, war crimes, and human rights violations committed by Israel against Palestinians.
The foundation draws its name from Hind Rajab, a five-year-old Palestinian girl killed by an Israeli army strike on a car she and six of her relatives sought refuge in, in the Tel al-Hawa neighborhood southwest of Gaza City, on January 29, 2024.
From October 7, 2023, until the ceasefire yesterday (Sunday), Israel—with unwavering American support—committed genocide in Gaza, leaving over 157,000 people dead or injured, most of them children and women. More than 11,000 remain missing, amidst massive destruction and famine that killed dozens of children and elderly people, marking one of the world’s worst humanitarian disasters.
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