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Quote by: e_sistani  I understand that Israel takes acute measurments against serious offences such as attempted murder, but imprisoning a 14 years old minor for 4 months, beating him up, torturing him, because he threw a few bunch of stones on a watch tower is just ludicrous. And yes it is normal that countries deny lawyers access to documents of security nature, but since when was tossing a handful of stones is of security matters |
Please bring links from reliable sources (poorpalestinians.com is not such source).Also no one deny that there was excessive use of force of several individuals that serve in Israeli Security forces. but there is bad people in any organization. Every complain of abuse is investigated .Israel justice system of one of the best in ME and comparable to other justice system in liberal democracies.
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. As for breaching treaties I meant breaching the IAEA's inspections and monitoring - excuse the misapprehension-The information surrounding Israel’s nuclear weapons are somewhat vague, primarily because it has always denied its possession to such weapons and has never allowed any inspectors near its facilities.
In June 27th , 2004 Mr. Mohamed El Baradei , the head of International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) paid Israel an inspection visit only for him to be shut down by the Israeli officials. A senior official commented on his visit by saying that Israel “has no intention of changing its policy”. Many countries are opposing IAEA’s regulations against them having ongoing nuclear activities while overlooking Israel’s possession of nuclear weaponry , The problem with many people is that you lack full media coverage, your media tends to elude the truth, so all you get are missing pieces of jigsaws.
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Post links to the quoted material according to the forum rules. Israel didn't signed any treaty that allow IAEA inspection. But maybe I wrong exactly what treaty Israel is signed and not complying with it?