International Criminal Court

Gaza hospital staff questioned by ICC war crimes prosecutors

Israel's Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said on Friday any ICC move would not affect Israel's actions but would "set a dangerous precedent that threatens soldiers and public figures."

By REUTERS
30/04/2024

The devastating consequences that could harm Israel at the ICC

Potential consequences for Israel if arrest warrants are approved by the ICC: Damage to reputation, limited mobility for officials, arms sales restrictions, and international isolation.

By DR. IDO ROSENZWEIG
30/04/2024

ICC has been hijacked, politicized, abused - opinion

I shudder at unbelievable abuse of ICC Statute and of noble aims and intentions of its founding fathers, says legal expert.

30/04/2024

Where is Biden? Time to defend Israel from the ICC before it's too late

As fears mount in Israel that the ICC will issue arrest warrants against the Prime Minister and other officials in the government and military, one has to wonder - Why is Joe Biden being so quiet?

28/04/2024

Netanyahu says ICC decisions will not affect Israel's actions, set dangerous precedent

ICC Chief Prosecutor Karim Khan said his team is actively investigating any crimes allegedly committed in Gaza and that those who are in breach of the law will be held accountable.

By REUTERS
26/04/2024

ICC considering issuing war crimes arrest warrants for Netanyahu, others

The surprising news could be inexact given ICC's jurisdictional rules

‘Heaven’s vengeance is slow but sure’: New ICC president says Putin will answer for war crimes

The Russian president could be placed under arrest if he enters any ICC states.

Is Israel ready for the next legal war crimes tidal wave?

Israel is facing the most daunting and critical period in decades as IDF lawyers are trying to balance both global and domestic pressures.

‘Occupation’ deprives Palestinians of state, Ireland and Jordan tell ICJ

Ireland and Jordan were among 49 countries and three organizations that are addressing the court during the six-day process that began February 19 and is expected to end this coming Monday.

International bodies should stick to their jurisdictions

Time and time again, international bodies have attempted to investigate and hold Israel accountable for alleged war crimes.

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