Benjamin Netanyahu states he is not afraid of International Criminal Court arrest warrants despite potential complications.
Benjamin Netanyahu stated on Wednesday that he is not afraid of landing in a country that enforces the International Criminal Court’s arrest warrants. During an interview with Sean Hannity, Netanyahu described the court as an unelected bureaucracy and noted that the United States does not recognize the body. He highlighted that the International Criminal Court could potentially label American soldiers as war criminals, even though they fight alongside Israel against the Iranian regime. Netanyahu also discussed his recent meeting with President Trump, describing it as one of the best meetings held to date. He emphasized a common commitment between Israel and the United States to prevent the Iranian regime from obtaining nuclear weapons. Netanyahu expressed skepticism regarding a potential deal with Iran, noting that and that the regime has already harmed its own citizens. He also defended his actions in Gaza, noting that Israel provided a million tons of food to the region while the court's prosecutor issued warrants against him and Yoav Gallant for allegedly starving the people of Gaza.