The Israeli court ordered the former prosecutor of the International Criminal Court Karim Khan to pay 25 million shekels.
The District Court in Jerusalem ruled that the former prosecutor of the International Criminal Court, Karim Khan, must pay compensation in the amount of 25 million shekels to former Israeli prisoner Eitan Mor and the families of Avinathan Or and Amri Miran, according to reports in the Israeli media.
The lawsuit, filed by the Shurat al-Hadin organization on behalf of the plaintiffs, accused Khan of contributing to the prolonged detention of the three men through his handling of requests for an arrest warrant from the International Criminal Court against senior Hamas officials.
The plaintiffs claimed that the plaintiffs' decisions undermined the efforts to secure their release, and allegedly extended the period of captivity.
According to reports, the Justice Department announced plans to continue enforcing the verdict in England, where Khan is supposed to live, with the goal of returning the entire NIS 25 million award.