Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu expressed outrage Tuesday after reports surfaced that the International Criminal Court (ICC) could be ready to issue arrest warrants for him and other top officials in his government over the genocide taking place in Gaza.
The International Court of Justice ruled last week that Berlin can continue to provide weapons to Israel despite an effort by Nicaragua to issue an emergency order to prevent these shipments amid a genocide in Gaza.
Humanitarian aid groups came out last week to criticize Israel over the continued lack of aid entering Gaza despite assurances after mounting international pressure.
Abdallah al-Dardari, a UN assistant secretary-general, said the level of destruction in Gaza is something not seen since 1945.