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The New York Times reported that the International Criminal Court in The Hague is considering issuing arrest warrants for top Tel Aviv officials. The US media relies on its sources that include the voices of 5 senior officials from Israel and other countries.
Among the persons against whom an arrest warrant may be issued is Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu in connection with crimes allegedly committed by the Israeli Defense Forces in the 7-month war in the Gaza Strip as well as for the ongoing violence in the Occupied West Bank. Western.
Officials who spoke on condition of anonymity to the New York Times said the indictment brought by the International Criminal Court could also include Tel Aviv's efforts to stop the passage of humanitarian aid to the Gaza Strip.
Currently, this Hague court is investigating the October 7 terrorist attack that Hamas carried out on Israeli territory, and at the same time it has received a lawsuit from South Africa that accuses Israel of committing Genocide in Gaza.
Among these claims brought by the international media this Monday in Cairo, Egypt, the talks on reaching a cease-fire in Gaza continued. British Foreign Secretary David Cameron has stated that Hamas has been offered a 40-day ceasefire and the release of thousands of Palestinian prisoners.
Israeli media write that in exchange for this ceasefire, Tel Aviv has requested the release of 33 hostages. Hamas representatives have stated that they will give their response to this proposal within the next 24 to 48 hours.
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