Is Andrew Tate wanting to volunteer for the IDF to fight terrorism a way to avoid justice by the courts who have charged him with human trafficking?
Last Updated: 29.06.2025 00:26
So your question never comes into being.
He is is totally on the side of the Gazan terrorist murderers, thinks Israel caused the October 7th Massacre of Israelis, refuses to call Hamas a terrorist organization and consistently tries to play the victim card rather than being a man and owning up to his sexual crimes.
However, speaking more generally, no, service in the IDF, the most moral army in the world, does not necessarily protect one from being extradited to any country with an extradition treaty with Israel.
Andrew Tate has not expressed wanting anything of sort as far as I can see.
Heck, even someone who doesn’t technically qualify to be extradited and also has in the past performed great services to the State of Israel can still be shown to the airport door if Israel feels it is necessary. Meir Lansky, head of Murder Inc, tried this trick and his last choice in Israel after many years of residency was being driven to the airport and asked which airline does he wish to leave on. I doubt Andrew Tate would be even given that curtesy if he happens to be in Israel for any reason and should the USA ask for him back. He would be put on a plane to the USA in handcuffs so fast it would break the sound barrier.
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