A Palestinian rights organization al-Haq & Dutch lawyer had petitioned the Dutch courts to prosecute Lima Holding B.V. for war crimes for providing equipment for constructing Israel’s ‘Security Wall’.
Dutch authorities say they will not prosecute a company for renting out equipment used to construct Israel’s West Bank separation fence.

Children walking in front of a mural painted on the West Bank separation fence, -. Photo: Reuters
A Dutch lawyer and Palestinian rights organization al-Haq had asked the Dutch to prosecute Lima Holding B.V. for war crimes for providing the equipment.
In a statement Tuesday, the National Prosecutions Office said that investigations revealed that Lima, known in the Netherlands as Riwal, rented cranes and aerial platforms that were used in construction work in the occupied territories. Continue Reading »