The ICC issued arrest warrants for Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu and Hamas chief Mohammed Deif over war crimes allegations in Gaza. World leaders remain divided, with the US and Israel condemning the decision as anti-Semitic, while the EU calls for respect of the court’s rulings. Argentina and Hungary reject the warrants, defending Israel’s right to self-defense. Palestinians and human rights advocates welcome the move as a step toward justice. The controversy highlights tensions in international accountability.
ICC ARREST WARRANTS ON NETANYAHU SPARK GLOBAL DEBATE
Latest from News
The Department of National Defense (DND) condemned what it called the “dangerous and inhumane” actions of
The Department of Public Works and Highways (DPWH) admitted shortcomings in the data it initially submitted
At least 72 medical and health professional organizations have denounced the proposed ₱51.6-billion allocation for the
Some senators prefer operating under a reenacted 2025 budget rather than rushing the approval of what
The Department of Tourism (DOT) hosted the Asia Cruise Cooperation (ACC) Annual Regional Meeting, calling for