Human Rights Organization Demands Arrest of Former Golani Brigade Commander in Italy
Accusations of Genocide and War Crimes
The Brussels-based human rights organization "Hind Rajab" has submitted an official complaint to the International Criminal Court (ICC) and Italian authorities, demanding the arrest of former commander of the Zionist regime’s Golani Brigade, Ghassan Alian, currently in Rome. The general is accused of genocide, crimes against humanity, and war crimes.
Arguments from Human Rights Advocates
The organization asserts:
- Alian, who previously commanded the Golani Brigade, is responsible for the army’s actions in Gaza.
- His public statement calling Palestinians "animals" reflects hate speech and incitement.
- He does not possess immunity from prosecution and must be held accountable.
Who Is Ghassan Alian?
- Past Role. Commander of the elite Golani Brigade of the Zionist regime’s defense forces.
- Current Position. Coordinator of the occupation regime.
- Controversies. His actions in Gaza have faced widespread criticism from international organizations.
About "Hind Rajab"
- Established. In February 2024 by Palestinian activists, named after Hind Rajab, a girl killed by the Zionist army in January 2024.
- Mission. To hold accountable military personnel involved in war crimes in Gaza.
- Scope. The organization has documented over 1,000 servicemen with dual citizenship who participated in the Gaza conflict and is pursuing their arrest worldwide.
Previous Actions
Earlier, "Hind Rajab" filed a complaint against Zionist soldier Boaz Ben-David in Sweden on similar charges, continuing its systematic fight for justice.
Conclusion
The initiative by "Hind Rajab" highlights the growing role of civil society in advocating for human rights and holding perpetrators of war crimes accountable. The arrest of Ghassan Alian in Italy would set an important precedent for international justice.
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