The International Criminal Court's warrants against Netanyahu and Gallant mark a significant moral condemnation of Israel, likely restricting their international travel and isolating the nation.
The court found reasonable grounds to believe Netanyahu and Gallant deprived Gazans of vital supplies, impeding humanitarian aid in violation of international law.
Netanyahu's office dismissed the ICC's charges as 'absurd and false,' asserting that Israel will continue its military operations in Gaza to meet defined objectives.
While the ICC lacks the power to enforce its warrants in Israel, the implications of the court's decision hold substantial weight for global perception of Israel.
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