UK Foreign Minister Says He Will Still Talk to Netanyahu After ICC Arrest Warrant
LONDON (Reuters) - British foreign minister David Lammy said on Wednesday he would continue to talk and meet with Benjamin Netanyahu after the International Criminal Court issued an arrest warrant against the Israeli prime minister for alleged war crimes in Gaza.
UK would follow 'due process' if Netanyahu were to visit, says foreign minister
Britain would follow due process if Benjamin Netanyahu visited the UK, foreign minister David Lammy said on Monday, when asked if London would fulfil the International Criminal Court's arrest warrant against the Israeli prime minister.
David Lammy has said he would seek an arrest warrant for Benjamin Netanyahu if he visited the UK. The Foreign Secretary said ...
Downing Street said the process set out under the act has not been used as an ICC indictee has never travelled to the UK.
Israel's government says it has not yet received clarity from Downing Street over whether the UK will enforce the ...
Lord Wolfson says Britain would be in breach of international law if it sought to enact ICC arrest warrant for Israeli leader ...
Judges at the International Criminal Court have issued an arrest warrant for Israeli prime minister Benjamin Netanyahu for ...
The Jewish National Fund's UK arm, which has Netanyahu and Tony Blair as honorary patrons, previously donated £1m to ...
The International Criminal Court has issued an arrest warrant for Benjamin Netanyahu over alleged war crimes in Gaza ...
Benjamin Netanyahu faces arrest if he enters Britain after an international arrest warrant was issued for him, Downing Street has indicated. Number 10 refused to explicitly comment on ...
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