Prosecutor requests International Court of Justice warrant for Netanyahu’s arrest

The International Court of Justice prosecutor on Monday requested the issuance of an arrest warrant once morest Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on suspicion of war crimes and crimes once morest humanity in Gaza.

According to the French news agency AFP, Prosecutor Karim Khan said that he issued warrants once morest Netanyahu and Israel’s Defense Minister Yoav Galant for crimes such as ‘starvation’, ‘intentional murder’ and ‘looting or murder’. Trying to do.

“We have taken the position that crimes once morest humanity were committed as part of a large-scale and systematic attack on the civilian population of Palestine under state policy,” Karim Khan said, referring to Netanyahu and Gulant. In our view, these crimes continue even today.

Apart from this, International Court of Justice Prosecutor Karim Khan has also requested for the arrest warrant of the top leaders of Hamas.

Among the leaders of Hamas who have been charged is Tehreek chief Yahya Sinwar. The charges include ‘looting, ‘rape and other acts of sexual violence’ and ‘taking hostages as a war crime’.

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“We believe that the crimes once morest humanity were part of a widespread and systematic attack on Israel’s civilian population under organizational policies by Hamas and other armed groups,” the statement said.

According to the British news agency Reuters, Prosecutor Karim Khan’s office said it suspects that all five people, Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu, Defense Minister Yoav Galant and Hamas leaders Yahya Sinwar, Muhammad al-Masri and Ismail Haniyeh, are from Israel or Gaza. They are responsible for alleged war crimes and crimes once morest humanity in the Strip.

Israel has denied war crimes, while a senior Hamas official told Reuters that the International Court of Justice had “equalized the victim with the executioner.”

The application by the International Court of Justice prosecutor will help judges determine whether there is enough evidence to issue an arrest warrant before a trial begins.