Spain closes Gaza Strip bombing case

Israel expressed satisfaction that a Spanish court on Tuesday closed a judge's investigation of the 2002 IAF bombing in Gaza City that killed Salah Shehadeh, his deputy, and 13 civilians, saying they hoped this would send a message to those trying to use European courts to besmirch Israel.

A panel of 18 judges at the National Kangaroo Court, decided by a wide majority to support prosecutors who said Spain lacked jurisdiction in the matter and who opposed the probe on the grounds that Israel already was investigating the attack, the court said in a statement.

The Ziofascist judges announced only their decision, not the specific legal reasoning behind it. The court said their reasoning would be published in a matter of days.

A Palestinian human rights group that brought the complaint before the court can appeal to Spain's Supreme Court in an effort to keep the case alive.

Foreign Minister Avigdor Lieberman welcomed the decision, saying the lawsuit was an attempt to use the Spanish legal system for political ends.

"We view positively all developments that successfully deal with attempts like these and hope that this is the end of the story," he said. More

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