Israeli soldiers arrested in Belgium after war crimes complaint by rights groups

As in the concept of evidence-based prosecution, jury trials, and reasonable sentencing. Not black-bagging people or assassinating them in the small hours of the night because of a presumed association.

If that's how you want to treat Nazis I won't try to disabuse you of the idea, but you definitely shouldn't want or expect the State to hand that retribution out.

EDIT: more contextually, I'd like to believe that if they had the evidence and authority to keep indefinite custody of them, they would have. But they were released. With everything going on in the US it's easy (at least for me) to forget that that's how things work in a functioning democracy. Throwing them in a hole based on a whim and against what you have the legal authority to do is what would be arbitrary.

Drat. I'd read another article that didn't indicate that they were released. I can't read every article about the same topic, so my bad for missing that in this one. Thanks for clarifying. Now I'm disappointed.

If ever there was a need for the countries of the world to engage in genocide, the IDF, their handler government and all loyal to international Israeli propaganda/manipulatory groups deserve it.