.Israel's authorities is regarded that the International Lawbreaker Court (ICC) in The Hague are going to provide apprehension warrants against elderly Israeli representatives relative to the war in Gaza. Those under suspicion could possibly feature Binyamin Netanyahu, Israel's head of state, participants of his cabinet and generals in the Israel Defence Forces. The ICC has not mentioned it is actually considering such a relocation. Yet Mr Netanyahu felt the threat serious enough to state on April 30th that any warrant "would certainly be an indignation of historic proportions". The ICC's chief district attorney, Karim Khan, advised that risks to "strike back" versus the courtroom might threaten its own impartiality. About what premises will the ICC problem such warrants, as well as what would be actually the consequences?