The ICC's arrest warrant for Israeli leaders may push national courts towards universal jurisdiction, highlighting the complexity in prosecuting alleged war crimes effectively.
The notion that only two incidents were recognized as deliberate attacks against civilians amidst a death toll reaching 186,000 raises concerns about the ICC's thoroughness.
The Pre-Trial Chamber’s findings focus primarily on humanitarian aid issues as charges against Netanyahu and Gallant, suggesting significant limitations in the scope of the investigation.
The warrant against Hamas commander Deif, citing crimes like murder and torture, contrasts sharply with the limited actions taken regarding the charges against Israeli officials.
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