This is Democracy Now, Democracy Now.org.

I'm Amy Goodman.

We end today's show with a look at a new effort told Israeli soldiers accountable despite

a climate of impunity for crimes committed in Gaza.

Last week, Poland adopted a resolution ensuring that Israeli Prime Minister and Benjamin Netanyahu will be

guaranteed safe entry to Poland to attend ceremonies marking 80 years since the liberation

of the Nazi concentration camp at Auschwitz. Poland's deputy foreign minister had said

earlier Poland would comply with the International Criminal Court's arrest warrants if Netanyahu

visited Poland.

Here in the U.S., the House of Representatives voted last week to sanction the International

Criminal Court over arrest warrants for Netanyahu and the former military chief, Yoav

Gallant.

But in Belgium, a nonprofit called the Hind Rajab Foundation filed a lawsuit Thursday

against an Israeli soldier in Sweden who they accused of playing a direct role in the targeting

of civilians and destruction of homes.

Earlier this month, Israel's embassy in Brazil helped a 21-year-old Israeli Army reservists flee Brazil after a Brazilian

federal court ordered police to open an investigation into possible war crimes he committed

in Gaza. That case had also been filed by the Hind Rajab Foundation. The Brussels-based

nonprofit is named after six-year-old Hinvrizab, who was killed along with

her family in a January 2024 Israeli attack as they were in a car escaping bombardment

in Gaza City, a story we covered extensively.

For more, we're joined now in Brussels by Dieb Abou-Jajja, co-founder of the Henrejab Foundation.

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