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ICC postpones West Bank ‘war crime’ debate, Netanyahu urges sanctions

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Published: 24 January 2020

Last updated: 4 March 2024

Preliminary tribunal rejects motion over extraordinary length of prosecutor's request; Israeli PM condemns ‘travesty’ after court said it intended to look at alleged incidents

ICC postpones West Bank 'war crime' debate due to technicality (Ynet)
Citing extraordinary length of prosecutor's request, preliminary tribunal rejects motion, instructs to refile documents to 110-page limit

Netanyahu calls for sanctions over ICC war crimes investigation (Guardian)
Israeli PM condemns ‘travesty’ after court said it intended to look at alleged incidents

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IDF kills three Gazans who infiltrated Israel, threw explosive at troops (Times of Israel)
Incident comes amid rising tensions along the border between Israel and the Strip’s Hamas rulers, with sudden return of balloon-borne bombs and threats of further violence

Three Palestinians shot dead by Israeli forces after crossing from Gaza (Haaretz)
Suspects launched an explosive device at a military force several hundred meters inside Israeli territory, army says

Tags: ICC, Hague, war crimes, Netanyahu
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