Orbán aide says Netanyahu to visit Hungary despite international arrest warrant
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu plans to visit Hungary in the coming weeks despite an International Criminal Court ...
UN experts accuse Israel of sexual violence in Gaza war, Netanyahu dismisses report as 'circus'
UN experts have accused Israel of committing sexual violence in Gaza, targeting hospitals and civilians, disproportionately ...
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Refusal of Netanyahu arrest warrant by some European states 'not just hypocrisy' but continued 'racism': UN rapporteur
When European countries (are) being consistent in saying we're not going to honor and adhere to these arrest warrants is a ...
UN report accuses Israel of sexual violence against Palestinians. Netanyahu claims anti-Israel bias
United Nations-backed human rights experts on Thursday accused Israel of “the systematic use of sexual, reproductive and ...
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Netanyahu's Controversial Visit to Hungary Amid ICC Arrest Warrant
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu plans a visit to Hungary despite an ICC arrest warrant against him for alleged war ...
Israeli PM Netanyahu to visit Hungary soon, Orban aide says
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu will pay an official visit to Hungary in the next few weeks, Hungarian Prime ...
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After Duterte’s Arrest Under ICC Warrant, Observers Urge Same for Netanyahu
A warrant from the International Criminal Court accused the Philippines’ former president of crimes against humanity.
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Israel’s Netanyahu unwilling to pay 'political price' to end Gaza war: Opposition leader
There is a political price to end the war, and Benjamin Netanyahu does not want to pay it,' Yair Lapid says - Anadolu Ajansı ...
Duterte's first night in ICC custody is a pivotal moment for the court
Duterte's arrest sends a strong signal that even powerful individuals may be held accountable for their actions.
Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu arrives in court to continue his testimony in ongoing corruption trial
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu arrived in a Tel Aviv court Monday to continue his testimony in the ongoing corruption trial for alleged corruption.