ICC's Challenge: Prosecuting Non-Member Israel Amid Global Tensions
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The International Criminal Court (ICC) can prosecute leaders of non-member states like Israel if alleged crimes occur in territories of member states or if the United Nations Security Council refers a situation to the ICC. This jurisdictional reach allows the ICC to investigate potential war crimes or crimes against humanity committed in Palestinian territories, which are recognized by the ICC as a member state.
- How Can the I.C.C. Prosecute Leaders of Israel, Which Is Not a Member? The New York Times
- ICC warrants are binding, EU cannot pick and choose: Borrell Yahoo! Voices
- Israelis unite behind their prime minister as Netanyahu faces an international arrest warrant CNN
- Berlin won't arrest Netanyahu due to Germany's Nazi history, officials estimate The Jerusalem Post
- Israel and its supporters cannot gaslight the law Al Jazeera English
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