Karim Khan, the prosecutor for the International Criminal Court, noticeably gave far more attention to the onslaught on October 7—which was spearheaded by Hamas—than to any other actions carried out by the Israeli military in the Gaza Strip, raising the question: Why is it so easy for the International Criminal Court to charge Russians but not Israelis?
The International Criminal Court's prosecutor made a statement during the early weeks of the Gaza-Israel conflict suggesting that hindering aid to Gaza would be illegal. However, it was subsequently disclosed that the prosecutor had visited Israel and now facing charges of delaying the court's investigation into war crimes. Stanley Cohen, an American lawyer, told RT that "the Rome Statute should be null and void if this is not a case that calls for an international tribunal."
Karim Khan, the prosecutor for the International Criminal Court (ICC), warned the Israeli government on October 29 that obstructing the delivery of supp...
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