[edanm]

> The idea Israeli government would hold anyone accountable is a laughable.

It's happened, many times. Usually this doesn't make front-page news, but soldiers that break the law are sometimes held accountable. Not nearly enough, and I think it should be far more publicized as a deterrent effect (the fact that it isn't is a pretty big indictment of the current government). But it's certainly not laughable.

[edanm]

Btw, the literal sub-headline of the article includes this sentence:

"prompting the military prosecution to call for a review into possible war crimes".

[amanaplanacanal]

Who is gonna arrest Bibi?

[edanm]

Well, he is on trial. So he could be arrested. Prime Ministers have been arrested (and jailed!) before.

A part of what the Isareli opposition has been pushing for in the last few years has been removing Netanyahu from power and presumably jailing him because of the corruption charges.

[HappyPanacea]

The same people who arrested Olmert

[cma]

For each of their "operations" on Gaza they usually had one or two soldiers in trouble for something like stealing and using a civilians credit card. When there were many more serious crimes like deliberately targeting the disabled.