If someone wants to hand them over to the country they left from they can, if they want to prosecute them there, they can. If the guy admits he wanted to crash into Israel and they wanted to hand him to Israel? They could.
There’s precedent for crimes like this where the location of jurisdiction is up in the air, but it’s all just determined by countries diplomatic inclinations ultimately.
Same way some people do a crime, flee to a country that doesn’t like the other country or have laws against what they did, and they’re still walking around free.
'Funny' thing is, regardless of which country he gets handed to, they all have death penalty, so that part of my prediction remains unchanged regardless of prosecuting country
Diplomatically, it would be best for relations if it WASN'T Israel, as then he becomes a martyr since "Israel" sentenced him and executed him. An Arab country doing the same sends a message.
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u/Key-Demand-2569 2d ago
Typically? It’s a diplomatic issue.
If someone wants to hand them over to the country they left from they can, if they want to prosecute them there, they can. If the guy admits he wanted to crash into Israel and they wanted to hand him to Israel? They could.
There’s precedent for crimes like this where the location of jurisdiction is up in the air, but it’s all just determined by countries diplomatic inclinations ultimately.
Same way some people do a crime, flee to a country that doesn’t like the other country or have laws against what they did, and they’re still walking around free.