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Israel forced to cooperate with the International Criminal Court

Israel forced to cooperate with the International Criminal Court

A team from the International Criminal Court (ICC) is expected to visit Israel soon, at the request of Prosecutor Fatou Bensouda. This is a first in relations between Israel – which is not an ICC member State – and the Court. But the expectations of Israelis and Palestinians differ sharply with regard to these visitors, […]

By Aude Marcovitch, correspondent in Tel Aviv

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