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What will be the outcome of UK parliamentary debate on sharing evidence with the ICC by mid-2025?
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UK•British RAF•Gaza•International Criminal Court•ICC•Ministry of Defence•Israel•The Hague•Israeli•Binyamin Netanyahu•Yoav Gallant•Palestinian
Resolution / Starting Odds
Approve sharing evidence • 33%
Reject sharing evidence • 33%
No decision made • 34%
Official records or announcements from the UK Parliament
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UK to Share British Gaza War Crimes Evidence with ICC, Targeting Netanyahu
Oct 25, 2024, 12:50 PM
The UK has confirmed that evidence of potential war crimes collected by British RAF spy planes operating over Gaza could be handed to the International Criminal Court (ICC). The Ministry of Defence disclosed that intelligence gathered by these surveillance aircraft could be used as evidence against Israel in The Hague. The ICC has sought arrest warrants for Israeli Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu and Defence Minister Yoav Gallant. UK surveillance aircraft have carried out almost daily flights over Palestinian territory and could provide photos to judges at The Hague if requested.
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