Israel’s Foreign Ministry on Tuesday said that Karim Khan, the International Criminal Court’s disgraced chief prosecutor, was “crooked,” responding to reports that Qatar had offered him a quid pro quo for issuing arrest warrants against senior Israeli figures. “Qatar launched an intelligence operation & promised to ‘look after’ Karim Khan over targeting Israel,” the MFA | Read More in Virtual Jerusalem
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