Ashkenazi Postpones Trip to Europe in Fear of Arrest

According to the "Israeli" daily Yedioth Ahronoth, "Israeli" Military Chief of Staff Gabi Ashkenazi was obliged to postpone his trip to Europe in fear of being arrested on Monday.

Ashkenazi, who was heading Monday afternoon to Brussels to attend a NATO conference, was told to cancel the trip, and change plans by leaving on a different flight to one of the European capitals and head from there to Brussels.

But this suggestion was rejected for two reasons as the newspaper pointed out, and that is lack of preparation to guard Ashkenazi in the other airport in addition to a possibility he might face a judicial arrest warrant issued against him.

It is worth mentioning that the enemy's military chief of staff is taking some judicial proceedings in order to avoid any possibility of being arrested.