The International Criminal Court has issued an arrest warrant for Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, marking a historic move as it’s the first time a democratically elected leader faces prosecution for war crimes. This development may inhibit Netanyahu’s international travel as 124 countries are obligated to detain him if he enters their jurisdiction. The warrant is linked to accusations of withholding humanitarian aid during the Gaza conflict, a claim that Israel denies. The situation raises questions about international response and support for Israel amidst ongoing humanitarian crises in Gaza.

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