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Macron defended the International Criminal Court after Trump urged member states to leave, exposing a wider dispute over sovereignty and accountability
Israel HaBahiyr·Sep 22, 2026
Rebeca Grynspan, a Jewish economist and former vice president of Costa Rica, is emerging as a leading candidate for UN secretary-general after the first Security Council straw poll
Israel HaBahiyr·Aug 2, 2026
Chad announced its withdrawal from the ICC, joining other African states and raising new questions about the court’s selectivity, credibility, and bias against Israel
Israel HaBahiyr·Jul 27, 2026
Karim Khan, the ICC prosecutor who sought arrest warrants for Netanyahu and Gallant, has been suspended amid sexual misconduct allegations he denies
Israel HaBahiyr·Jun 9, 2026
BUDAPEST, Hungary — In a dramatic move coinciding with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s official visit to Hungary, the Hungarian government announced on Thursday that it is withdrawing from the International Criminal Court (ICC) in The Hague.
By Shimon Levi·Apr 3, 2025
A week after the U.S. Treasury Department implemented severe sanctions on ICC prosecutor Karim Khan, they are now officially taking effect: “He was involved in illegal actions that targeted Israel.”
By Eden Jan·Feb 14, 2025
The Foreign Minister thanked Hungary for its alliance and partnership amid the war: “Hungary knows how to distinguish between good and evil, unlike other countries in Europe and the world.”
By Yoav Bowman·Jan 24, 2025
U.S. Secretary of State nominee Marco Rubio vows to lift sanctions on Judea and Samaria, and criticizes the Hague’s International Criminal Court.
Sinai Staff·Jan 16, 2025
