US EditionICC Prosecutor Says Netanyahu Arrest Warrant Should Remain as Israel Jurisdiction Challenge Is Heard
- Prosecutors at the International Criminal Court have called on judges in The Hague to deny Israel’s petition to annul the arrest orders issued last November against Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and ex-defense minister Yoav Gallant.
- Israel submitted the request while the court is reviewing whether it has the authority to oversee matters related to Gaza and the West Bank, maintaining that the ICC cannot exercise jurisdiction over Israeli citizens.
- The warrants, issued in November 2024, accuse Netanyahu and Gallant of using starvation as warfare, restricting humanitarian aid, and intentionally targeting civilians in Israel’s Gaza campaign.
- Prosecutors stated in a 10-page submission posted late Wednesday on the ICC website that there is "no basis to withdraw or vacate" the pending warrants, signed on behalf of Karim Khan, who is currently on leave.
- The court's ruling will influence whether the investigation proceeds, amid claims that criminal activities are ongoing and worsening, while Israeli authorities reject the allegations directed at Netanyahu and Gallant.
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Prosecutor on Alleged Barter: "Feels Like a Kind of Influence Operation"
Before Joakim Medin was released, a Foreign Ministry diplomat and a representative of a Kurdish organization were arrested. Now there are demands that the government and Säpo must answer about the alleged connections between the events - which the prosecutor strongly denies. - I almost get the feeling that it is like a kind of influence operation, says Chamber Prosecutor Mats Ljungqvist to DN.
ICC prosecutor says Netanyahu arrest warrant should remain as Israel jurisdiction challenge is heard - The Boston Globe
International Criminal Court prosecutors have urged judges to reject a request by Israel to scrap arrest warrants for Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and his former defense minister while the court reconsiders its jurisdiction over Gaza and the West Bank.
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