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ICC Prosecutor Who Sought Arrest Warrants for Netanyahu and Gallant Faces Dismissal
The United Nations is advancing a move to dismiss ICC Chief Prosecutor Karim Khan after a yearlong investigation found serious misconduct. Khan, who sought arrest warrants for Benjamin Netanyahu and Yoav Gallant, denies the allegations and his case now goes to a July 24 vote in New York.
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- 01UN-backed findings recommend removing ICC prosecutor Karim Khan from office.
- 02The case stems from a yearlong inquiry into alleged improper conduct.
- 03A final decision requires at least 63 of 125 member states to vote yes.
- 04Khan’s lawyers call the move unlawful, unfair, and unsupported by evidence.
- 05His suspension continues, while deputies have run the office since May.
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