Khaled al-Shouli
ON THE RECORD · 9 verbatim quotes · every quote source-verified
“My professional responsibility begins with not selling false hopes and fake hopes to the victims. It is not permissible for me to tell a family that lost its children that depositing a file has restored its right,”
Khaled al-Shouli · said date not stated · reported 2026-10-28
Al-Shouli stated his professional responsibility begins with not selling false hopes to victims.
“The Palestinian case relies on a set of matters that fall under the category of territorial jurisdiction over crimes committed in the Palestinian territories and not on absolute universal jurisdiction,”
Khaled al-Shouli · said date not stated · reported 2026-10-28
Al-Shouli clarified that the Palestinian case relies on territorial jurisdiction rather than absolute universal jurisdiction.
“What we ask for is not sympathy alone but rights that can be proven, claimed and accounted for, and justice will be done.”
Khaled al-Shouli · said date not stated · reported 2026-10-28
Al-Shouli said the legal teams ask for rights that can be proven, claimed and accounted for, not sympathy alone.
“Its value does not decrease simply because it is a post on the internet, nor does it become decisive simply because it has spread,”
Khaled al-Shouli · said date not stated · reported 2026-10-28
Al-Shouli said social media material could be valuable evidence in legal cases.
“This distinction is important because the multiplicity of paths expands the opportunities for accountability and does not leave it hostage to one institution.”
Khaled al-Shouli · said date not stated · reported 2026-10-28
Al-Shouli noted the distinction between jurisdictional paths expands opportunities for accountability.
“the gap between opening an investigation and the ability to secure the suspect’s attendance to the justice of the court in practice”
Khaled al-Shouli · said date not stated · reported 2026-10-28
Al-Shouli explained that a case in Brazil highlighted the difficulty of securing a suspect's attendance in court after an investigation is opened.
“But we prefer to describe them as windows to activate the law, not as loopholes in it.”
Khaled al-Shouli · said date not stated · reported 2026-10-28
Al-Shouli described government changes as windows to activate the law rather than loopholes in it.
“The crucial difference is the transition from proving the occurrence of the crime to proving the responsibility of a specific person for it as the appearance of a soldier in a place does not alone prove his commission of the crime,”
Khaled al-Shouli · said date not stated · reported 2026-10-28
Al-Shouli stressed that proving a specific person's responsibility for a crime is essential and distinct from proving the crime occurred.
“Changing governments opens practical windows for accountability through improving judicial cooperation,”
Khaled al-Shouli · said date not stated · reported 2026-10-28
Al-Shouli viewed government transitions as practical windows for improving judicial cooperation and accountability.