JERUSALEM (Reuters) - A senior Israeli cabinet minister on Tuesday blamed local human rights groups for hindering travel abroad by some leading officials concerned that they might faces war crimes charges.
Moshe Yaalon, one of four deputies of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, said he specifically would not travel to England for fear of prosecution over war crimes allegations made by human rights and pro-Palestinian groups.
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