Israeli tourist in Japan asked to sign declaration of non-involvement in war crimes

Israeli tourist in Japan asked to sign declaration of non-involvement in war crimes

JERUSALEM/ISTANBUL: An Israeli tourist was asked to sign a declaration affirming he had not committed war crimes during his military service before being allowed to check in at a hotel in Kyoto, Japan. © New Straits Times Press (M) Bhd

Japanese hotel asks Israeli tourist to sign declaration he did not commit war crimes

'I pledge to continue complying with international law and humanitarian law and never to engage in war crimes in any form,' the document read - Anadolu Ajansı

Japanese Hotel Asks Israeli Settler Tourist to Sign Anti-War Crimes Declaration - Quds News Network

Kyoto (Quds News Network)- A hotel in Kyoto, Japan, asked an Israeli settler tourist to sign a declaration confirming he had not committed war crimes before allowing him to check in. The tourist, a former combat medic in Israel’s navy reserves, said staff at the Wind Villa Hotel gave him the form after he presented his Israeli passport. The document demanded he confirm that he had never attacked civilians, killed prisoners, tortured detainees, c…

Israeli tourist in Japan asked to sign war crimes declaration at Kyoto hotel

Kyoto’s Wind Villa hotel requires Israeli guest to sign declaration denying involvement in war crimes; Israeli ambassador condemns act as discriminatory; hotel manager defends move, citing fears after Israel’s Gaza operation

Kyoto hotel forces Israeli tourist to confirm war crimes non-involvement

The tourist referred the incident to the Israeli Ambassador to Japan, Gilad Cohen, and sent a letter to Kyoto Governor Takatoshi Nishiwaki raising concerns over discriminatory practices.

Japanese hotel asks Israeli tourists to pledge not to commit war crimes