Tel-Chai Nation

Some families of hostages of the Hamas have ideally filed suit against Karim Khan, the ICC prosecutor who's been sympathetic to jihadism and was accused of sexual abuse:

The families of three hostages currently being held in the Gaza Strip by Hamas - Avinatan Or, Eitan Mor, and Omri Miran, filed a lawsuit for NIS 20 million against International Criminal Court Chief Prosecutor Karim Khan, NGO Shurat Hadin, which is representing the families, announced on Wednesday.

The lawsuit accuses Khan of turning the court into "a branch office of the terrorist organization," Hamas.

It demands that Khan be investigated for acting against Israel under ulterior motives - namely to sideline allegedly sexual abuse allegations against him.

"The defendant not only slandered the State of Israel, not only presented false representations to the plaintiffs, but also provided services to terrorist organizations and assisted them," reads the lawsuit.

It adds that when he finally did request arrest warrants for the three chief Hamas leaders - Yahya Sinwar, Mohammed Deif and Ismail Haniyeh, all of whom were killed by Israel over the past two years - he coupled them with warrants for Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and former defense minister Yoav Gallant. Additionally, the lawsuit notes that it took him eight months to issue the warrants.

Yet no warrants were ever issued against PLO terrorists at all. Khan is a most repulsive man who doesn't belong in his position, and should be ousted from it. One of the important reasons why he deserves to be sued is also because it can help make clear men of his sort are not above the law. Let's also remember that the sexual assault accusations against him are another serious reason he should not be in his job.

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