Following the International Tribunal for Crimes Against Albanians, Palestine invited the butcher Milosevic to celebrate Christmas in Bethlehem

The state of Israel in 1999 sided with Kosovo against Serbia during the war.
Former Israeli Prime Minister Abu Barak compared ethnic cleansing in Kosovo to the Holocaust committed to Jews during World War II. Israel's prime minister had sent a letter to President Bill Clinton on April 4, 1999, asking for help in Kosovo.
The same stand with Israel had not held Palestine during the recent war in Kosovo.

Democracy. com has secured a 1999 article showing how following the International Tribunal for Crimes Against Albanians, Palestine had invited the Milosevic butcher to celebrate Christmas in Bethlehem.

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Palestinian “Autority has invited President Slobodan Milosevic of Yugoslavia, indicted for war crimes, to join the Christmas Christmas Christmas celebrations in Bethlehem in January, according to Palestinians“, the SFGATE Media article said on December 2, 1999.

Following verified information on the issue, Israel's foreign minister had reacted, writes Democracy.com.

I think if he comes down here, he'll be stopped. I think this will be the case in most countries in the world“, Aviv Shiron, a spokesman for the Israeli Foreign Ministry, said. “I think this is a diplomatic error“, it added further in 1999.

When Palestine's invitation to Milosevic was made public, a court investigator at The Hague had said on condition of anonymity: “I would say that Mr. Arafat is getting a lot of trouble in his hands, if he does. Any country that helps and promotes a war criminal, the world would have a rather pale view of“.