Karim Khan, the international lawyer whom Israel had supported, has now become a noose around Netanyahu's neck. icc prosecu

The International Criminal Court has demanded an arrest warrant for Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and Hamas leader Yahya Sinwar for committing war crimes in the war between Hamas and Gaza. This demand has been made by Prosecutor Karim Khan in ICC. Who is a prosecutor in ICC International Criminal Law and International Human Rights Law since 2021.
Khan said that the ICC prosecutor team has also demanded warrants against Israel’s Defense Minister Yoav Galant and Hamas’ Al Qassim Brigade leader Mohammad Diab Ibrahim al-Masri, Political Bureau leader Ismail Haniyeh. Let us tell you, this court had also issued arrest warrants against Russian President Vladimir Putin.
Israel supported Khan
Karim Khan took over as ICC Prosecutor after the tenure of Fatou Bensouda. Khan got 72 votes among the 123 ICC parties, his competition was Fergal Gaynor of Ireland, 42 votes, Carlos Castresana Fernandez of Spain got 5 votes and Francesco Lo Voi of Italy got 3 votes. One member did not participate in voting. Because Israel keeps itself separate from the ICC, there was no voter here, but it is said that Israel had supported Khan’s candidacy behind the scenes.
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The US and Israel are not members of the ICC and have also opposed the ICC investigation into the 2014 Gaza attacks. This investigation was being conducted under the leadership of ICC’s previous prosecutor Fatou Bensouda. This was also the reason behind Israel’s behind the scenes support to Karim Khan after his tenure ended, but now Karim Khan has also taken the same step as Fatou Bensouda.
Many allegations were also made against Hamas leaders
Karim Khan has demanded the arrest of not only Netanyahu and Israel’s Defense Minister but also two leaders of Hamas. Khan has accused Hamas of rape of war hostages, brutality against children and Owaisi.
Who is Karim Khan?
54-year-old Karim Khan is from Edinburgh, Scotland and belongs to the Ahmadiyya Muslim community. He is originally from Pakistan where Ahmadiyya Muslims are facing persecution. For this reason, Khan’s interest increased towards human rights. He studied at King’s College London and was appointed a prosecutor in the British Attorney General’s Office early in his career in the 1990s.