Israel, Iran and the ICC: Why the international court faces growing questions over bias
ICC faces criticism over alleged selective justice in the Middle East as critics question why Israeli leaders face scrutiny while Iran escapes similar action.
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ICC faces criticism over alleged selective justice in the Middle East as critics question why Israeli leaders face scrutiny while Iran escapes similar action.
ICC faces backlash for perceived bias, probing Israel's Gaza actions while ignoring Iran's missile strikes. Is international justice being applied inconsistently?
NAIROBI, Kenya, May 28 โ The International Criminal Courtโs (ICC) actions in the Middle East raise fundamental questions about its impartiality. Israel โ not a member of the Rome Statute โ has been investigated and its leaders targeted with arrest warrants. Iran โ a repeat violator with documented atrocities โ faces no ICC action whatsoever. [โฆ]