Israel Questions ICC Judge's Impartiality in Netanyahu Case

The request for arrest warrants against Netanyahu and others has been delayed amid concerns over judicial bias and jurisdictional challenges.

Israel has raised concerns about the impartiality of ICC Judge Beti Hohler due to her previous work with the Office of the Prosecutor.
The ICC's decision on arrest warrants for Benjamin Netanyahu and others has faced delays due to legal challenges and changes in the judge panel.
Romanian magistrate Iulia Motoc left the panel citing health reasons and was replaced by Judge Hohler.
The ICC chief prosecutor filed the request for arrest warrants in May, citing alleged war crimes by Netanyahu, Gallant, and three Hamas leaders.
The court typically takes about three months to rule on arrest warrant requests, but no set deadlines exist for this case.