Referring the Prime Minister of Australia to the International Court as an accomplice in the Gaza genocide

Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese is one of the heads of Western countries who gave political and material support to the bloody war of the Zionist regime in the Gaza Strip, which has resulted in the martyrdom of more than 30,000 Palestinians. He became the first Western president to be brought to the International Criminal Court for complicity in genocide.

According to Al-Quds al-Arabi report, more than 100 lawyers have filed a referral based on Article 15 of the Rome Statute, against Prime Minister Albanese and a member of the Australian Labor Party, as well as members of his government and fellow party members who have criticized the Zionist regime in public statements and conferences. The press in this country was biased and supported.

Attorney Shirin Omari said that the assistance provided by Australia since the start of the Israeli attack on Gaza, in addition to military information through the espionage work carried out by the government at the Pine Gap joint defense facility in the northern territory of this country and the export of spare parts F-35 fighter planes. Albanese recently asked the Zionist regime to respect international laws.

On January 26, the Court of Justice concluded that the attack on Gaza and supporting it is an acceptable case of genocide. The 92-page document compiled by the legal team outlines a number of specific ways in which Albanese government officials and other Australians acted as accomplices to the genocide.

Blocking $6 million in aid to the United Nations Relief and Works Agency for Palestinian refugees in the West Asia amid a humanitarian crisis over unverified Israeli claims, providing military aid and approving the extradition of defendants to Israel, which could be carried out by the Zionist military under the appearance of committing genocide and crimes against humanity is used, the mysterious deployment of an Australian military unit in the region whose exact location and role have not been determined, and allowing Australians to travel to the occupied territories to join the army of this regime, explicitly or implicitly, and Participating in its attacks on Gaza are just a few of this 92-page document.

Omari explained in a statement that the Rome Statute determines four types of individual criminal responsibility, two of which are attached to this document. Along with Albanese, US President Joe Biden, British Prime Minister Rishi Sonak and German Chancellor Olaf Schultz are among the Western leaders who have repeatedly defended the actions of the Zionist regime in Gaza.