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Israel formally refuses to co-operate with war crimes probe

ISRAEL has formally decided not to co-operate with an International Criminal Court (ICC) war crimes investigation into its actions in the occupied Palestinian territories. A statement from Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s office on Thursday accused the ICC of hypocrisy for investigating Israel and insisted it had no legal basis to carry out the probe. “A body that was founded to defend human rights has become a hostile body that defends those who trample human rights,” the statement said, claiming that Israeli soldiers were fighting terrorists who are committing war crimes every day. Israel will write to the ICC saying it “completely rejects” any assertion that it carried out war crimes.

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Israel rejects ICC s Palestinian war crimes probe

news Israel rejects ICC s Palestinian war crimes probe dw.com 2 hrs ago dw.com Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu has confirmed that his government will not cooperate with an International Criminal Court investigation, saying the Hague-based body has no authority to investigate Israel or its officials. © Reuters The ICC probe is set to include the 2014 war in Gaza Israel s Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said on Thursday that his government would not cooperate with an International Criminal Court probe into possible war crimes committed in the Palestinian territories. Netanyahu s office said in a statement that the Hague-based court had no authority to open an investigation against Israel.

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Israel to tell ICC it does not recognise court s authority, Ynet reports

3 Min Read JERUSALEM (Reuters) -Israel will tell the International Criminal Court it does not recognise the authority of the tribunal, which is planning to investigate possible war crimes in the Palestinian territories, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said on Thursday. FILE PHOTO: Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu gestures as he delivers a speech to supporters following the announcement of exit polls in Israel s general election at his Likud party headquarters in Jerusalem March 24, 2021. REUTERS/Ammar Awad Netanyahu, after meeting with senior ministers and government officials ahead of a Friday deadline to respond to an ICC notification letter, said Israel would not cooperate with the inquiry, but it will send a response.

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Israel to tell ICC it does not recognise court s authority | ICC News

Israel to tell ICC it does not recognise court s authority | ICC News
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Israel to tell ICC it does not recognise court s authority

Israel to tell ICC it does not recognise court s authority
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