Israeli military prosecutor Sharon Oveik acknowledged the existence of a decision by the political and judicial level to grant full immunity to the occupation soldiers who kill Palestinians and support them and provide them with judicial protection.
Oveik said in a press statement that any soldier at risk should shoot without returning to anyone in his decision and will not be held accountable.
"Every now and then, statements are made that the soldiers in danger are afraid to shoot without consulting a lawyer," Oveik said. "The soldier who is in danger and is working to protect himself or whoever is responsible for his protection , Has full support. "
In a related context, Ovek said during his participation in an international conference of the Military Prosecution on the laws of war that there is no authority for the International Criminal Court to consider issues related to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, in reference to the crimes of the occupation against the Palestinian people.
For its part, the Palestinian Foreign Ministry said that it considers the seriousness of this statement and its consequences and repercussions, and considers it a clear and explicit recognition of the involvement of the political, military and judicial level in the "Occupying Power" in the daily crimes committed by soldiers and settlers against the Palestinian people.
"These statements are a public incitement to commit more crimes and field executions against Palestinian citizens," especially in the death squads scattered throughout the West Bank, the statement said.
The Ministry called upon the International Criminal Court, the competent national courts and international organizations concerned to deal with these serious confessions in a very serious manner.
The ministry reiterated that the occupation courts and its judicial system provide criminals with escape doors and evictions in all forms, from concealment of evidence and manipulation of the crime scene to mock trials to their full acquittal and release. This requires urgent action by the international criminal and requires them to respond to Palestinian demands Serious investigation into the crimes of the occupation.