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’Israeli’ Arming to Rwanda Genocide to Stay Secret
Local Editor
"Israeli" Supreme Court on Monday upheld the denial of a Freedom of Information request to make public documents about "Israeli" war exports to Rwanda at the time of the 1994 genocide there.
In 2014, attorney Eitay Mack and Prof. Yair Auron submitted a request to the Zionist War Ministry under the Freedom of Information Law, asking for details of "Israeli" arms exports to Rwanda between 1990 and 1995. In 1994, hundreds of thousands of members of the Tutsi minority were slaughtered by the Hutu majority during Rwanda's civil war.
In their request, the two wrote, "According to various reports in "Israel" and abroad, the exports to Rwanda ostensibly violated international law, at least during the period of the weapons embargo imposed by the UN Security Council." However, the War Ministry refused the request, saying this information "was not to be divulged."
In further details, Mack and Auron appealed this decision to the Tel Aviv District Court, sitting as a court of administrative affairs. In December 2014 the court upheld the ministry's decision, saying that providing the information would "with near-certainty" undermine state security and international relations. Mack and Auron then appealed to the Supreme Court.
They are both sure that the Zionist entity knew very well what was going on in Rwanda in real time, just as the entire world knew, adding that the government "continues to impose on the "Israeli" public a denial of "Israeli" involvement in the genocide there."
"The ruling is mistaken and immoral. "Israel" only loses from it," Mack said after the verdict was issued. "At no point during the proceedings was there a denial that there were exports during the genocide; the War Ministry found the official documents about it and the justices examined them. In our opinion, it is this continued concealment that harms state security and its international relations. We will continue to fight to expose the truth and bring to justice those "Israelis" who abetted the serious crimes committed in Rwanda," Mack said.
Source: News Agencies, Edited by website team
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