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Poland to Arrest Netanyahu at Auschwitz Amid ICC Warrant

Israeli PM Netanyahu opts out of Auschwitz memorial due to ICC arrest warrant fears, signaling tensions in Israeli-Polish relations.

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Updated: Dec 20th, 2024, 3:55 PM ET

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Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu will not attend the Auschwitz liberation anniversary due to fears of arrest under an ICC warrant, which Poland has pledged to enforce. The warrant relates to allegations of war crimes during the Gaza conflict. This situation highlights an ongoing tension between Israel and Poland, emphasizing Poland's commitment to international law despite its historical complexities and relationship with Israel. With global leaders expected at the memorial, the absence of Netanyahu raises significant diplomatic questions regarding the ICC's authority and Israel's stance against it.

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