South African minister says they'll go after the USA at the ICC next
One of the worst members of the South African government's cabinet told the audience at a mosque in the country that after persecuting Israelis at the ICC, they'll be going after the USA next:
Update: there is, however, a possibility SA's opposition parties could replace the ANC now that it's dwindled in the parliament. Let's hope so, because the country's really suffered under Cyril Ramaphosa's governing.
South African Minister of International Relations and Cooperation Naledi Pandor says that countries that support Israel will be next to be targeted in the international courts.She apparently wore a hijab to the mosque as well, demonstrating how women like her have really sold out to the offensive notion women should have to abide by a modest dress code. A most truly poor example she's setting for women indeed. And of course, there's her unhealthy obsession with going after any country who so much as dares to dream of defending Israel via lawfare. And they're doubtless going to continue doing it despite the ruling party losing seats in the current election year. South Africa really has sold themselves out in the worst ways possible.
In a speech at a mosque in Claremont, a suburb of Cape Town, that was published by the MEMRI institute, the minister stated: "I feel that I'm doing what I'm doing from too safe a position. I wish I were shoulder-to-shoulder with the men and women in Rafah. That's where I feel I should be. We have been denied that opportunity by the circumstances of geography and thus we must do what we can."
Later in the address, Pandor warned that "those countries and officials who continue to arm and fund Israel's war machine will be liable for prosecution as well."
According to her, "Civil society organizations will certainly take up such cases and hold those who facilitated genocide accountable by taking them to court."
She noted that there is already a planned class action suit "against all foreigners who have been serving in the IDF. A group of 140 international lawyers are working on this case. They are very carefully identifying each of these non-citizens of Israel, including South Africans, who have been fighting in Israel."
Pandor claimed that "it is very disturbing that the US Speaker of the House Mike Johnson has responded to the ICC prosecutor's decision by saying 'America should punish the ICC and put Karim Khan back in his place.' He said that if the ICC can threaten Israel's leaders, then we know America will be next. Our answer is: 'Of course!'
Update: there is, however, a possibility SA's opposition parties could replace the ANC now that it's dwindled in the parliament. Let's hope so, because the country's really suffered under Cyril Ramaphosa's governing.
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