Challenges and Limitations of the ICC in Addressing Crimes in Palestine

The chapter explores the difficulties faced by the International Criminal Court (ICC) in dealing with alleged crimes in Palestine, focusing on recent events such as forced displacement, attacks on hospitals, and casualties from airstrikes. It critiques the specific arrest warrants sought by the ICC prosecutor, highlighting omissions of crucial past events like illegal settlements and aggressions by Israel. The discussion emphasizes the urgency of addressing the genocide against Palestinians and the limitations hindering justice for the ongoing human rights violations.