.Israel's government is worried that the International Wrongdoer Court (ICC) in The Hague will definitely issue arrest warrants against senior Israeli representatives in regard to the war in Gaza. Those under suspicion could include Binyamin Netanyahu, Israel's head of state, participants of his cabinet as well as generals in the Israel Support Troop. The ICC has not claimed it is thinking about such a move. Yet Mr Netanyahu experienced the danger severe sufficient to condition on April 30th that any warrant "would be an indignation of historic proportions". The ICC's chief prosecutor, Karim Khan, notified that hazards to "retaliate" against the court could possibly weaken its own impartiality. About what reasons will the ICC trouble such warrants, as well as what will be the effects?