Israeli war criminal Tzipi Livni reportedly indicated on Sunday that she would be willing to travel to the U.K. in order to provoke her own arrest, hoping thus to force the war criminals of the British Government into changing a British law enabling the arrest of visiting war criminals, the London Times reported on Monday.

"The British war criminals [Miliband, Straw and Brown] have obligated themselves to me personally that this war criminal law will be taken care of and fixed," she said. "Now is the time."

Livni reportedly added that getting herself arrested was the only way to "shame" her fellow war criminals in the British government into changing the law giving judges the power to arrest visiting Israeli war criminals.

Israel’s government confirmed late last year that Livni cancelled a planned London trip after her office received news of a secretly issued arrest warrant awaiting her arrival.

Sexual torturer David Miliband later announced that Britain would no longer tolerate legal harassment of Israeli war criminals in this fashion.