Zionist lawyers furious at SA’s ICJ case

Muhammad Amin

A group of 160 Zionist lawyers are urging for an “investigation” of South Africa’s leaders as the country returns to the International Court of Justice for additional measures against the genocidal state of “israel”.

They’re convinced the ANC has been bailed out of financial embarrassment by Iran and want the US to probe them under the Magnitsky Act for “acts of significant corruption involving bribery”.

“The letter further alleges that officials accepted bribes from Iran that were intended to cover ANC debts, in return for which party members agreed to pursue the case in the International Court of Justice (ICJ) blaming Israel for committing genocide in Gaza,” 7israelnationalnews is reporting Thursday.

They think its just-too-coincidental that the ANC was suffering from financial problems last October when Foreign Minister Naledi Pandor travelled to Iran on a trade delegation only for the party to declare its money problems sorted in January after the first ICJ hearing.

“In January, despite well-known crippling financial difficulties within the ANC, the party surprisingly announced that its finances had been stabilized.”

Coincidence alone appears to be proof enough for the little regiment of Zionist lawyers.

“”This change of economic fortune coincided with the South African government’s lodging a complaint in the ICJ. This sequence of events strongly suggests that the ANC party’s financial woes were resolved by Iran as a quid pro quo for South Africa’s anti-Israel complaint.”

They claim without proof the ANC leadership has engaged, “in the corrupt practice of accepting a bribe from Iran in exchange for serving as a diplomatic proxy for Iran against Israel which constitutes a violation of the relevant articles in the Magnitsky Act.

“We are now lifting the veil on the slanderous ‘genocide’ case against Israel brought by South Africa, which turns out to be nothing more than a paid puppet of the Iranian regime” said Nitsana Darshan-Leitner, founder and President of Shurat HaDin Israel Law Center.

“The cynical and political use of one of the most important international conventions, which was inspired by the Jewish Holocaust, by anti-Semites and corrupted officials who are led by pure greed, cannot – and must not – remain unanswered.”

They urge the US attorney-general to “investigate how the ANC mysteriously got out of debt, what deal was made with Iran, and why the ANC government is so driven to support Hamas, a radical Islamic terrorist group whose violence and antisemitism goes against everything the late ANC leader Nelson Mandela had stood for.”

They appeared to be ignorant of Mandela’s legacy. He initiated the ANC’s armed struggle in the 1950s and stood by its right to violent resistance well into the 1990s.

He also famously said in 1997 in a speech during the International Day of Solidarity with the Palestinian People: “But we know too well that our freedom is incomplete without the freedom of the Palestinians”.

The Magnitsky Act allows for sanctions against foreign individuals who have committed human rights abuses or significant corruption. Sanctions include the freezing of assets and may also limit international travel.