.Israel's authorities is actually concerned that the International Lawbreaker Court Of Law (ICC) in The Hague will provide arrest warrants versus senior Israeli officials in relation to the war in Gaza. Those on trial could possibly feature Binyamin Netanyahu, Israel's prime minister, participants of his kitchen cabinet and also generals in the Israel Protection Forces. The ICC has certainly not mentioned it is thinking about such a move. Yet Mr Netanyahu experienced the hazard serious sufficient to state on April 30th that any type of warrant "would be a resentment of famous proportions". The ICC's chief prosecutor, Karim Khan, cautioned that risks to "retaliate" against the courthouse can undermine its own impartiality. On what grounds would the ICC trouble such warrants, and what would be the outcomes?