Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu altered his travel plans amid fears of an arrest warrant from the International Criminal Court (ICC). He canceled visits to the Czech Republic and Hungary on his way to the United States to address Congress, opting for a direct flight to avoid potential legal complications.
The UK government’s intervention at the International Criminal Court (ICC) has delayed a decision on whether to issue an arrest warrant for Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu for alleged war crimes in Gaza. By allowing the UK to present legal arguments, the ICC has sparked concerns that Britain’s actions are
On May 20, ICC Chief Prosecutor Karim Khan announced arrest warrants for Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, Defense Minister Yoav Gallant, and three Hamas leaders, marking a historic legal challenge against a Western-allied state for alleged war crimes and crimes against humanity. The International Criminal Court (ICC) prosecutor’s announcement on 20 May
In a televised interview, Prime Minister Netanyahu told CNN that the warrants against him establish a “dangerous” precedent for other democratic nations. He warns that US leaders could be arrested for crimes against humanity. You can read the original article here. Benjamin Netanyahu, the prime minister of Israel, stated on
Josep Borrell, the head of EU foreign policy, said that EU members will have to arrest Netanyahu after the ICC warrant, as all countries in the EU, except Turkey and Ukraine, are bound by the Rome Statute. Will Israel pass a Hague Invasion Act of its own eventually? Josep Borrell,
Amal Clooney, wife of actor George Clooney, advised the ICC panel supporting arrest warrants for Israeli officials and Hamas leaders, alleging war crimes and crimes against humanity in Gaza, pending ICC judge assessment. The International Criminal Court (ICC) gathered a panel of international law experts, including British barrister Amal Clooney,
The chief prosecutor of the ICC, Karim Khan, disclosed that the ICC seeks arrest warrants for Netanyahu and Hamas leader Sinwar for crimes against humanity. The Hague-based International Criminal Court (ICC) caused a stir when it issued an arrest warrant for Vladimir Putin, but now the same Western authorities are
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
President Nicolas Maduro has announced that Venezuela will sue US in International Criminal Court (ICC) for severe damage caused by the economic sanctions. Meanwhile, an India-Russia partnership is helping Venezuela bypass the US imposed sanctions. Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro has announced that his government will file a lawsuit against the