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No legal basis to suspend arrest warrants for Israeli officials: ICC prosecutor
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The International Criminal Court (ICC) prosecutor has said that Israel’s appeal of the arrest warrants for Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and his former defence minister should be dismissed and the appeal proceedings discontinued, reports. In a document posted on the ICC website, Karim Khan requested the dismissal of Israel’s appeal as the decision is not subject to appeal as of now, though an appeal could potentially be filed at a later stage in the legal process.
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