Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's office confirmed a meeting to discuss potential arrest warrants against him and Defense Minister Yoav Gallant by the International Criminal Court (ICC) for alleged war crimes. The Israeli government is reportedly applying diplomatic pressure through allies like the U.S. and Germany, challenging the ICC's jurisdiction in this matter. However, countries such as Norway and Ireland support the ICC's authority to issue the warrants. The ICC's Chief Prosecutor Karim Khan has requested these warrants amid ongoing conflict that has resulted in significant casualties in Gaza. Israeli officials are uncertain about the timeframe for the ICC's decision, with the possibility of a ruling imminent. Amidst these developments, Netanyahu is considering forming a government commission of inquiry, although he opposes an independent state commission that could investigate government actions leading up to the conflict.