حول موقف إسرائيل المعادي للمحكمة الجنائية الدولية بين مخاوف المساءلة و العقاب و نتائج انضمام فلسطين إلى نظام روما الأساسي

Abstract EN

Israel has opposed the establishment of the International Criminal Court, and vehemently rejected the Rome Statute, and expressed fears that its leaders and military officials who have committed war crimes and crimes against humanity in Palestine, especially in Gaza, may be prosecuted.

Thus, Israel grew greater fears of accountability and punishment after Palestine had adhered to the International Criminal Court, then it followed a threatening policy instructed by its ally, the United States of America.