UK Petition Demanding the Arrest of Netanyahu Goes Viral



In just a few days, a petition to arrest Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has gone viral.



The petition is entitledBenjamin Netanyahu to be arrested for war crimes when he arrives in London is available HERE


The petition has been inspired because of the incessant murder of Palestinian civilians who, despite being branded as being the aggressors, have no navy, no army and remain under constant blockade. The argument that they are using human shields has also been debunked and Amnesty International published a report last year that revealed "strong evidence" of Israeli war crimes.

The petition reads as follows;
“Benjamin Netanyahu is to hold talks in London this September. Under international law, he should be arrested for war crimes upon arrival in the UK for the massacre of over 2,000 civilians in 2014,” the petition reads.


As of now (08/13/2015) the petition has just under 49,000 signatures. According to the website, which is owned by the British government, at 10,000 signatures, which has already been met, they will respond to the petition and at 100,000 signatures, this petition will be considered for debate in Parliament. So be sure to add your vote against this war criminal. 
 
Again, the petition can be found HERE

The question of what is taking place in Israel/Palestine is one of the most heavily debated in history and, being as such, I recommend watching this video from former Israeli soldier Miko Peled, who was born in Jersusalem into a famous and influential Israeli family. His father was also a famous General in the Israeli Army and his testimony should be watched by all;
 




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