Serbia to seek war crimes suspect's extradition

why? for what?

thanks to our pro-eu-pleb´s and part-time- and self-proclaimed intellectuals, serbia doesn´t have the death penalty anymore.

so from this point of view, give him to israel!

I suppose it makes some sense to try him where he committed the crime, but i absolutely do not trust serbia's "democratic" justice system. i personally would prefer germany, which has successfully tried many nazi war criminals, or even better, Israel.

altho it sounds as though persons of many nationalities were among his victims, the main victims were the jews (of serbia) -- and if anyone represents them, it is israel, NOT serbia. there is some hope IF israel tries him, that the fullest truth will emerge.

I suppose it makes some sense to try him where he committed the crime, but i absolutely do not trust serbia's "democratic" justice system. i personally would prefer germany, which has successfully tried many nazi war criminals, or even better, Israel.

altho it sounds as though persons of many nationalities were among his victims, the main victims were the jews (of serbia) -- and if anyone represents them, it is israel, NOT serbia. there is some hope IF israel tries him, that the fullest truth will emerge.

why? for what?

thanks to our pro-eu-pleb´s and part-time- and self-proclaimed intellectuals, serbia doesn´t have the death penalty anymore.

so from this point of view, give him to israel!