National High Court Closes Complaint Against Netanyahu and Israeli Commanders for Detaining a Spanish Sergeant
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The judge gives a three-day time limit for filing a reform appeal or a five-day time limit for filing an appeal
The UN and Israel are already analysing the interception in Lebanon in April of a logistical convoy of the Spanish contingent of the United Nations Interim Force. More information: The Hearing asks the UN whether to investigate Netanyahu before deciding whether to open a case for the arrest of the Spanish 'blue helmet'
Judge Antonio Piña assumes the Prosecutor's opinion that there are investigations by the United Nations and Israel into the facts that prevent the National High Court from opening a parallel case, according to Spanish law.The National High Court asks the Prosecutor's Office whether it should investigate Netanyahu for the arrest of a Spanish sergeant.The investigating judge of the National High Court Antonio Piña has agreed to close provisionally…
The judge of the National High Court Antonio Piña has agreed to file the proceedings opened last April following the complaint filed by the extra-parliamentary party Iustitia Europa against the Prime Minister of Israel, Benjamin Netanyahu, for the alleged illegal detention of a Spanish blue helmet that was part of the UN mission in Lebanon. In a resolution, to which the country has had access, the instructor explains that he makes this decision …
The judge of the National High Court Antonio Piña has agreed to the provisional dismissal of the complaint against the Israeli Prime Minister, Benjamin Netanyahu, and military commanders [...]
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