ICC prosecutor who went after Bibi takes leave amid sexual assault charges

The International Criminal Court’s (ICC) top dog, Karim Khan, who made waves trying to slap an arrest warrant on Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu over Israel’s fight against Hamas terrorists, just hit the brakes.

On Friday, the Khan man announced he’s temporarily stepping back while the U.N. digs into some ugly sexual assault claims against him. Yeah, you read that right, the guy has his own problems with the law.

In an email to his hit team, Khan said he’ll “take leave until the completion of the investigation” into allegations from a female aide, a Malaysian lawyer in her 30s, who says he coerced her into sex multiple times. The Wall Street Journal laid it bare: she claims Khan invited her to his hotel room in 2023, where he “took her hand and eventually pulled her to the bed.” Then, her account gets grim: “he pulled off her pants and forced sexual intercourse,” per her testimony.

Take one look at Khan's face and body, and you got to believe the woman has a decent claim.

Khan got wind of these accusations last spring. Barely two weeks later, in May 2024, he was out here announcing arrest warrants for Netanyahu and Israel’s then-defense minister Yoav Gallant, accusing them of war crimes and crimes against humanity in the Israel-Hamas clash. 

Coincidence? Hardly.

The Washington Free Beacon didn’t mince words back then, calling Khan’s move a stunt that “puts genocidal murderers and their would-be victims on a level moral playing field,” exposing “the ICC’s moral obscenity and its ignorance of the way democracies have historically responded to existential threats.”

Here’s where it gets messier: the aide claims Khan leaned on the ICC’s Israel investigation to pressure her into dropping her allegations, according to the Journal. 

Khan flatly denied the claim, but who wouldn't?

Fast-forward to November, and the ICC doubled down, formally issuing warrants for Netanyahu and Gallant. That marked a first for the U.N.-backed court—going after a democratically elected, Western-aligned leader. Bold move. The Journal flagged it as a historic flex.

Enter President Trump, who wasn’t having it. 

In early February, he signed an executive order smacking sanctions on the ICC for targeting Israel and other U.S. allies. The White House laid out the case: “The ICC consistently constrains liberal, democratic nations like Israel in exercising their rights to self-defense.” They added that Trump “will not support an organization that unfairly targets U.S. citizens and our allies.” Classic Trump—zero chill.

So, here we are. Khan’s on ice, the ICC’s playing hardball, and the allegations are flying. Stay tuned—this one’s far from over.

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ICC Prosecutor Khan uses warrant against Bibi as a distraction from his sexual assault allegations

Karim Khan: alleged sexual predator uses Netanyahu and a dead Hamasshole as a distraction

The chief prosecutor of the International Criminal Court (ICC) Karim Khan, has been believably accused of sexual misconduct and, in my opinion, has attempted to deflect from his own situation by securing arrest warrants against Israeli and Hamasshole leaders, the latter who don't give a fig about the warrants. In fact, one of the persons issued a warrant, Mohammed Deif, [aka Mohammed Diab Ibrahim Al-Masri] is dead. The joke is on Khan, or perhaps he's just a Khan artist.

The warrants were granted on Thursday at a time when Khan is facing allegations of sexual misconduct, which will be examined by external investigators. as reported by The Guardian.

The sexual misconduct inquiry, which is in its early stages, will focus on claims about Khan’s alleged conduct towards a woman who worked directly for him. The outlet reported in October that the  allegations included claims of unwanted sexual touching and “abuse” over an extended period, as well as of coercive behavior and abuse of authority.

Khan's lawyers said he "denies the whole of the allegations." The alleged victim is a 30-year-old lawyer who worked for the anti-Zionist/anti-Semite but has previously declined to comment.

Lawyers for Khan, 54, have said he “denies the whole of the allegations”. The alleged victim, a lawyer in her 30s who worked for Khan, has previously declined to comment.
Last week, the ICC's governing body sent the sexual misconduct allegations against Prosecutor Karim Khan to the UN's Office of Internal Oversight Services (OIOS) for investigation, even though some at the top of the court were concerned about Khan's connections to this oversight group. Both Khan and the person accusing him are expected to be interviewed soon.

The allegations became public last month at a very sensitive time for the ICC, leading officials to say it opened the court up to criticism from those trying to discredit its investigation into Palestine.

Inside the ICC, Khan's been dealing with backlash from his own team because he didn't follow the advice of his top officials to take a leave of absence while the investigation is ongoing.

There's been a lot of unease in Khan's office, which has around 450 employees, because Khan and his team have suggested these allegations might be part of an attempt to smear him.

It seems as if Khan, an overt anti-Semite, doesn't need help being smeared--his reputation and rhetoric is like a pile of dog poop run over by a truck.

In his response to the claims, Khan has suggested the sexual misconduct allegations may be part of a campaign against him, publicly referring to "a wide range of attacks and threats" against the court.

However, as the Guardian reported last week, five ICC sources familiar with the situation said that while Israel or its allies may be attempting to take advantage of the allegations, many within Khan's top team did not believe they had been invented by external actors hostile to the court.

Officials close to Khan concluded earlier this year that it was highly unlikely the allegations were part of an espionage operation and no evidence or intelligence has emerged of any involvement of an intelligence agency, such as Israel's the Mossad.

After the allegations first emerged internally at the ICC in May, Khan and another official close to him are said to have urged the woman to disavow claims about his behaviour towards her, multiple officials told the Guardian last month. Khan denies this.

ICC sources said the alleged victim had told court authorities she would cooperate with an independent external inquiry. Multiple individuals who know the woman said recent efforts to politicize the situation had been deeply distressing for her.

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ICC: "International organization with no real legitimacy": Chip Roy's bill to sanction ICC continues to grow

The International Criminal Court (ICC) head prosecutor Karim Khan, [whose favorite phrase is "Allahu Akbar!"] was seeking to stop Israel from winning the war that was ignited by Hamas on Oct. 7 when the terrorists murdered, raped, kidnapped, burned and mutilated Jewish men, women, children and babies. 

Rather than calling for Hamas to surrender and end the war, Khan, a human piece of trash, announced he would file arrest warrants for Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and Defense Minister Yoav Gallant, as well as Hamas leader Yahya Sinwar, [just to make it look legitimate and thereby equating what Israel did in its defense to what Hamas did to innocent civilians]. There is absolutely no similarity other than the fact that Israel responded with the attack by attacking back.

Since the announcement by the ICC, a bill known as the Illegitimate Court Counteraction Act, which was introduced by Reps. Chip Roy (R-TX) and Brian Mast (R-FL) earlier this month, has grown in the number of sponsors.

Roy took to the House floor on Thursday morning for nearly half an hour to call out the anti-Semitic ICC. In speaking about "our dear friends Israel" being under attack, Roy reminded that "they're not just under attack by Hamas, they are in fact under attack by the anti-western civilization radical progressives across the globe and in particular at the International Criminal Court."

"If organizations like the ICC...like the United Nations...like the World Health Organization and the rest of them actually cared about human rights, they'd be going after the real war criminals! They don't care about Hamas' crimes," Roy insisted. "Yeah, they say, the ICC, they're issuing warrants for Hamas. But they're trying to constrain Israel from going out and attacking and destroying Hamas!"

Why it's almost as if the ICC wants Hamas and Hezbollah to win the war against the, you know, Jews.

"What they care about is attacking and tearing down everything that is great and good with western civilization, that has done more for more people around this world than any other civilization in history. And whether the president knows it's going on or not, that's what the Biden administration's actions have all been driving towards these past three years," Roy also pointed out, implying that the Biden administration is failing their ally, Israel, like they've failed in Afghanistan under this alleged President.

"They're destroying our sovereignty and weakening us on the outside, while pushing chaos, economic ruin, and moral disintegration domestically," Roy added.

Presently, the bill has only Republican cosponsors because the Democrats tend to pander to the racist voters, and anti-Semites like Rep. Ilhan Omar (D-MN) and JINO Sen. Bernie Sanders (Commie-VT) creamed in their jeans when they heard the news about the ICC stance. In fact, in a statement by comrade Sanders, he said that the "ICC prosecutor is right to take these actions."

Many Jews see Sanders as an anti-Zionist, 'useful schm**k' who never contributed anything to society.

Rep[ulsive] Alexandria Obviously-Comatose (Communist-NY) had said "I support the court’s independence in making their decision," and the over-achiever, former bartender also claimed "I think that we have seen the input from the overwhelming amount of our allies in the developed world and across the world in general, really respecting the independence of the ICC." 

No offense to bartenders.

During his remarks, Roy pointed out how "America should have Israel's back," noting "the abuse of an international organization with no real legitimacy."

Rep. Jamaal "Fire Alarm" Bowman (D-NY), another so called Squad member facing a very difficult primary battle and is down in the polls, remained silent on the matter, although he is no fan of the, you know, Jews. He is in a primary battle with pro-Israel Democrat George Latimer. Should Bowman win the primary [heaven forbid], you can bet he will become more open and honest about his feeling regarding the Jewish State.

It's apparent that Democrats are in a quandary and all over the place over whether to support Israel or the terrorists. If most of them are willing to kill the unborn, it's almost obvious who they will side with.

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Republicans warn ICC prosecutor: If you target Israel, we'll target you

It's too bad they didn't do it for former President Donald Trump in his current case, but a dozen Republican senators on Monday warned the International Criminal Court chief prosecutor Karim Khan not to issue arrest warrants for senior Israeli officials, just a few days after Khan cautioned against attempting to sway the court.

That was red meat for the senators led by Tom Cotton (R-AR) who said in a letter, "Target Israel, and we will target you. Such actions are illegitimate and lack legal basis, and, if carried out, will result in severe sanctions against you and your institution.”

Sens. Mitch McConnell (minority leader), Rick Scott, Tim Scott, Ted Cruz, and Marco Rubio also signed the letter, amid increasing concern in Israel that the Muslim-dominated UN court could issue arrest warrants for senior political and military officials over their defense of Hamas in Gaza after they invaded Israel. Rather than allowing Hamas to continue killing Israelis, Israel fought back and killed Hamas terrorists, and did so with aplomb. 

But as the war approaches seven months, the ICC is looking to arrest Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, Defense Minister Yoav Gallant, and IDF Chief of Staff Lt. Gen. Herzi Halevi.

While the US and Israel officials tried to dissuade the ICC from issuing arrest orders, Khan said the ICC "welcomes open communication" with government officials and non-government bodies, but they will only engage with them if they stick to the script, that is, as long as it's “consistent with its mandate under the Rome Statute to act independently and impartially.”

“That independence and impartiality are undermined, however, when individuals threaten to retaliate… should the office, in fulfillment of its mandate, make decisions about investigations or cases falling within its jurisdiction,” he added, demanding that “all attempts to impede, intimidate or improperly influence its officials cease immediately.”

In spite of the symbolic crotch-protecting and shoulder rolling by the ICC, the senators wrote that the ICC “is attempting to punish Israel for taking legitimate actions of self-defense against their Iranian-backed aggressors. In fact, in your own words, you witnessed ‘scenes of calculated cruelty’ conducted by Hamas in Israel following the October 7 attacks.”

Khan, who is no fan of the, you know, Jews, visited the Jewish State last December at the request of the families of the hostages Hamas kidnapped on October 7. During his visit, he toured some of the communities  the terrorist scumbags attacked during the October 7 massacre of the innocent. He saw Kibbutz Be'eri and Kibbutz Kfar Aza, among others, and heard testimonies from survivors of the Hamas slaughter of men, women, children and babies. 

“These arrest warrants would align the ICC with the largest state sponsor of terrorism and its proxy. To be clear, there is no moral equivalence between Hamas’s terrorism and Israel’s justified response,” the senators wrote.

The mere fact that Khan and the ICC is even considering to arrest these Israeli leaders, is without doubt of their alignment and anti-Semitism.

It's only the Jews that are judged by a different standard.

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