Southeast Asia Information Port (www.dnyxxg.com) reported on November 7th that, according to reports from CCTV, the Istanbul Chief Prosecutor's Office in Turkey has issued arrest warrants for 37 individuals, including Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, on charges of "genocide."
These arrest warrants represent the latest development in an investigation launched by Istanbul prosecutors based on criminal charges brought by members of the "Global Resilience Fleet." These members were illegally detained by Israel while participating in the delivery of aid to Gaza.
According to information released by the prosecutors, the list of those included in the arrest warrants, in addition to Prime Minister Netanyahu, includes Israeli Defense Minister Katz, National Security Minister Ben-Gevil, and Chief of Staff of the Israeli Armed Forces Zamir, among others, totaling 37 people.
The "Global Resilience Fleet," which delivers humanitarian aid to the Gaza Strip, comprises more than 500 volunteers from over 40 countries. They travel on approximately 50 ships, seeking to break Israel's maritime blockade of Gaza. Israel's interception and detention of these ships in October drew condemnation from many countries.
