Prime Minister Netanyahu slams the ICC’s decision to seek arrest warrants for top Israeli and Hamas officials, calling it “outrageous.” The ICC chief prosecutor accuses Netanyahu and others of war crimes, to which Netanyahu responds by criticizing the alleged bias against Israel.
Karim Khan is the ICC’s chief prosecutor. (Getty Images)
Netanyahu challenges the accusations of war crimes and crimes against humanity, highlighting the alleged bias in targeting both Israeli and Hamas officials simultaneously. President Biden rejects the ICC’s application for arrest warrants, emphasizing the difference between Israel’s actions and those of Hamas.
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As tensions escalate, Netanyahu dismisses claims of starving Palestinian civilians as false and rebuts with evidence of aid and food supplies reaching Gaza. Congress is contemplating sanctions in response to the ICC’s decision.
As Israeli attacks on Gaza continue, Palestinians, including children, face challenges in accessing essential needs, including basic food supplies, due to blockades. ( (Photo by Abed Rahim Khatib/Anadolu via Getty Images))
House Speaker Mike Johnson, R-La., considers sanctions as a response to the ICC’s decision, awaiting a panel of judges to rule on the arrest warrants.
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