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ICC affirms Gaza war crimes probe despite Israeli objections
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[QUOTE="Munyaradzi Mafaro, post: 77898, member: 636"] The International Criminal Court ruled it can investigate alleged war crimes in Gaza following the October attacks. A narrow majority rejected Israel's appeal, stating the prosecutor's earlier notice covered these recent events. This allows the existing probe, which includes arrest warrants for Israeli leaders, to proceed. Israel strongly condemned the decision, calling it a politicized overreach that ignores their judicial system. The court was divided, with two judges dissenting over procedural issues about new situation referrals. The ruling reinforces the court's contentious jurisdiction in Palestine, a move supported by many member states but opposed by the United States. This development occurs amid increasing political pressure on the court, including sanctions from non-member countries. Human rights groups have recently called on member states to protect the ICC's independence as it pursues these investigations. [/QUOTE]
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