In an opinion piece published by the Times of Israel, human rights activist Anne Bayefsky argues that the belated ouster of ICC prosecutor Karim Khan exposed a court willing to overlook corruption when it advanced its campaign against Israel.
Anne Bayefsky, a human rights activist and commentator, published an opinion piece in the Times of Israel on Sunday arguing that the International Criminal Court's antisemitism persists even after the removal of chief prosecutor Karim Khan. Bayefsky writes that the 'belated ouster' of Khan exposed a court willing to overlook corruption when it advanced its relentless campaign against Israel. The piece adds to the ongoing debate following Khan's dismissal, which was confirmed earlier this week amid an investigation into alleged sexual misconduct.
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