Netanyahu Faces Arrest Warrant in ICC

International reactions intensify following the International Criminal Court's (ICC) issuance of arrest warrants for Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and former Defence Minister Yoav Gallant, accused of war crimes and crimes against humanity related to actions in Gaza. Irish Prime Minister Simon Harris confirmed that Ireland would arrest Netanyahu if he enters the country, supporting the ICC's authority. Similarly, UK politicians have stated that they would be obliged to arrest Netanyahu under the Rome Convention if he visits Britain, although the UK Home Secretary refrained from making definitive statements on the matter. Netanyahu condemned the warrants as anti-Semitic and asserted that they are baseless. Meanwhile, Irish Foreign Minister Micheal Martin and other European leaders have expressed differing views on the validity of the ICC's actions, with Martin insisting that war crimes have occurred in Gaza. The situation has strained diplomatic relations, particularly after Ireland recognized the Palestinian state, prompting Israel to recall its ambassador.