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The International Criminal Court (ICC) has issued arrest warrants for Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, former Defense Minister Yoav Gallant, and senior Hamas official Mohammed Deif, accusing them of war crimes related to the October 7 attacks on Israel.
Netanyahu and Gallant face charges of crimes against humanity, including murder, persecution, and the use of starvation as a method of warfare.
This marks a historic first, as Netanyahu is the first Israeli leader to be summoned by an international court for alleged war crimes against Palestinians in the ongoing conflict.
Despite the warrants, the Israeli government has rejected the ICC’s actions, calling them politically biased and discriminatory.
The ICC also issued a warrant for Mohammed Deif, a senior Hamas commander believed to have orchestrated the October 7 attacks.
The court accuses him of crimes including murder, torture, rape, and other forms of sexual violence. While Israel claims Deif was killed in an airstrike in July, Hamas has not confirmed his death.
Israel, like the United States, is not a member of the ICC and disputes the court’s jurisdiction over its actions, particularly in Gaza, East Jerusalem, and the West Bank.
The warrant announced against Netanyahu on Thursday puts him in the same category as Omar Hassan al-Bashir, the deposed president of Sudan, and President Vladimir V. Putin of Russia.
The court issued an arrest warrant for Putin in March 2023 over crimes committed during Moscow’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine, including for the forcible deportation of children.
As part of their membership in the court, countries are required to arrest people for whom it has issued warrants, though that obligation has not always been observed.
The ICC is an international tribunal established to prosecute individuals for crimes that fall under its jurisdiction, including genocide, war crimes, crimes against humanity, and aggression.
It is the world’s first permanent international criminal court, created by the Rome Statute in 1998, and became operational in 2002.
The ICC operates as a court of last resort, meaning it intervenes only when national courts are unwilling or unable to prosecute perpetrators of serious crimes.
It is tasked with holding individuals accountable for egregious crimes that threaten international peace and security.
As of now, 123 countries are members of the ICC, though some major powers like the United States, China, Russia, and India are not members.
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The ICC has issued arrest warrants for Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, former Defense Minister Yoav Gallant, and Hamas official Mohammed Deif for war crimes related to attacks on Israel. Netanyahu and Gallant are accused of crimes against humanity, while Deif faces charges including murder and torture. Israel disputes the ICC's actions, claiming bias. The ICC is an international court that prosecutes serious crimes globally. Some major countries like the US, China, Russia, and India are not members. The ICC intervenes when national courts cannot handle serious crimes, aiming to hold individuals accountable to maintain world peace.

ICC Issues Arrest Warrants For Israeli Prime Minister And Hamas Official

MDC vice-chairperson, Job Sikhala has called for the international community to make President Emmerson Mnangagwa account for what he considers crimes against humanity.
Sikhala made the remarks last week on Friday after the police violently dispersed MDC demonstrators in central Harare.
Addressing reporters soon after anti-riot police descended on the protestors using batons and tear smoke, Sikhala said:
<blockquote>Now is the time to plait the international law that presses international obligations for the crime against humanity against Mnangagwa.
This man has been thriving on the blood of our kith and kin. It is high time to look him right into his eyes and tell him ‘stop spilling the blood of our relatives anymore.
… Today (Friday), Mnangagwa’s person has been exposed to the whole world as the most brutal dictatorship ever seen in the world. It went on brutal torture and assault of innocent peaceful demonstrators in central Harare.
The common denominator to his hypocrisy and charade of political reform has been exposed for everyone to see, especially the lie he has been selling to the international community that he is a reformist.</blockquote>
Meanwhile, Permanent Secretary for the Information Ministry, Ndavaningi Nick Mangwana scoffed at Sikhala’s remarks. He said:
<blockquote>Mr Sikhala can shout Hague 70 times seven times, but his fantasy of getting into power through the backdoor will not be realised.
He can give as many ultimatums as he wishes, but the government will not be blackmailed to surrender the will of the people to them just because they have invited suffering upon the nation.</blockquote>
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