Hind Rajab foundation files war crimes complaint against Israeli soldier in Cyprus
The foundation, named for a little girl killed by Israeli forces in Gaza, tracks the movements of Israeli soldiers who have operated in Gaza, urging world governments to arrest and prosecute them on war crimes charges.
Its latest criminal complaint was filed against Israeli paratrooper Tameer Mulla, an Arab Druze soldier it says is currently on Cypriot soil, “for his direct involvement in war crimes, crimes against humanity, and acts potentially amounting to genocide during Israel’s onslaught in the Gaza Strip between 2023 and 2025”.
The foundation alleges Mulla deliberately attacked civilian infrastructure, educational institutions, participated in the forced displacement of Palestinians and participated in incitement to genocide.
Houthis say considering escalating attacks on Israel
The Yemeni rebel group has claimed the earlier missile attack on Israel that we reported on, saying it was aimed at Beersheba in the south of the country and was carried out with a hypersonic missile.
“We attacked vital Israeli enemy targets in Umm al-Rashrash, Ashkelon, and Hadera with three drones”, Yahya Saree, the group’s military spokesperson, said.
“We are studying further escalation options to stop the aggression, starvation and genocide in Gaza”, he added.
The Houthis have been carrying out attacks on Israel and on commercial ships it says are linked to Israel for the duration of Israel’s war on Gaza.
