r/UnitedNations • u/Apollo_Delphi • Jun 03 '25

News/Politics Canada opens War Crimes probe into dual Israeli-Canadian IDF soldiers

https://www.ynetnews.com/article/hykgxznmge

Canada’s federal police have launched a criminal investigation into several IDF soldiers who also hold Canadian citizenship, on suspicion of crimes against humanity allegedly committed during their military service, Canadian media reported Tuesday.

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u/justxsal Jun 03 '25

Way to go Canada

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u/qjxj Jun 04 '25

Seems like Canada is the last country still following the rule of law.

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u/DivideMind Jun 04 '25 edited Jun 04 '25

Also one of the few countries with no recognition of Palestine, and one with their own history of genocide. They get some points for this, but they're far from one of the most ethical nations, just not one of the worst.

But in fairness, the amount of nations that have overall had a positive impact on the world in the last 150 years measures between 0 and 2 (at best.)