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ICC seeks arrest warrants for Hamas chief, Israeli PM

The International Criminal Court (ICC) has requested arrest warrants for Hamas leader Yahya Sinwar and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, accusing them of war crimes committed during the recent conflict in the Gaza Strip.

The ICC prosecutor, Karim Khan, said that the investigation into the conflict had found "reasonable grounds to believe" that both Sinwar and Netanyahu had committed war crimes, including willful killing, torture, and inhuman treatment.

The warrants, if issued, would be the first time that the ICC has issued arrest warrants for leaders of a state that is not a member of the court. Israel is not a member of the ICC, and has said that it will not cooperate with the court's investigation.

The ICC's investigation into the conflict in the Gaza Strip began in March 2021, following a request from the Palestinian Authority. The investigation has been ongoing since then, and has included the collection of evidence and the interviewing of witnesses.

The ICC's decision to seek arrest warrants for Sinwar and Netanyahu is a significant development, and could have a major impact on the ongoing conflict between Israel and the Palestinians.

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