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Stars on the investigation in The Hague: "The tribunal must adapt to the new reality"
The chief of staff met with Rivlin and the president of Germany in Berlin, and presented a series of security issues with an emphasis on Iran and Lebanon. This is a scandalous decision "
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Tuesday, 16 March 2021, 18:14
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With the President's entourage from his meeting with his German counterpart (Photo: GPO, Reuters and Barak Ravid)
Chief of Staff Aviv Kochavi said today (Tuesday) that the International Criminal Court in The Hague "must adapt to the new reality," and that "in cases where innocent people were suspected, we knew how to investigate ourselves thoroughly." Kochavi said the words in Berlin, During a three-day visit to Europe with President Reuven Rivlin,
during a meeting with German President Frank-Walter Steinmeier, the stars raised a number of security issues, with an emphasis on Iran and Lebanon, and presented, among other things, Israel's failures in its current nuclear deal with Iran. Stars on the regional challenges Iran poses from Syria to Yemen, and the State of Lebanon's and Hezbollah's disregard for UN Resolution 1701 and the implications of the precise missile threat, the president's office said.
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The meeting raised a number of security issues, with an emphasis on Iran and Lebanon.
Rivlin, Kochavi and Steinmeier, today (Photo: Official website, Amos Ben Gershom, GPO)
"I promise that IDF commanders and soldiers do everything and have done everything, throughout the years and in all operations, so as not to harm innocents," Kochavi said during the meeting. "I saw it in my eyes in many cases, as a brigade commander and division commander in Judea, Samaria and Gaza.
In cases where innocent people were suspected, we knew how to investigate ourselves thoroughly and if necessary, those responsible gave the verdict. "The
chief of staff added that" the fundamental difference between us and our enemy is that while we do everything possible to avoid harming innocent people, our enemies do "Everything to harm our innocent citizens," he said.
"We are in an era of new wars, of great complexity and the court in The Hague must adapt to the new reality."
Kochavi later turned to the German president and said that "your soldiers can face the same problems in other parts of the world, so your support is now very important to us."
The president thanked his counterpart for Germany's side with Israel in the face of the Hague decision.
Rivlin and Steinmeier, today (Photo: Official website, Amos Ben Gershom, GPO)
President Rivlin told Steinmeier during their meeting that Israel takes the prosecutor's decision in The Hague very seriously, saying that for Israel this is a scandalous decision.
The president thanked his counterpart for Germany's side with the State of Israel in the face of the court's decision and said: "The State of Israel is a strong, Jewish and democratic state, which also knows how to defend itself and investigate itself if necessary."
The President further added that the State of Israel will not accept the allegations against the exercise of its right and duty, to protect its citizens.
Referring to Iran, the president said it was acting out of "nuclear blackmail" to bring about further concessions and economic relief.
Rivlin added that Israel sees great importance in laying red lines for Iranian conduct that will prevent its continued nuclear intensification.
The President also addressed the Palestinian issue and said during the meeting that the Palestinian attempt to bring about a "plilization" of the conflict would lead to polarization between the parties and the continuation of the crisis.
The president stressed that "trust-building measures and improvement in relations cannot be expected when one party promotes a criminal investigation against the citizens of the other party in a foreign court."
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