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Leading international law experts say conduct of Israeli intelligence services could amount to criminal offences.
Disgraced report details Israel 's nine-year campaign against the international criminal court.
It details how the country’s intelligence agencies were deployed to surveil, hack, put pressure on, smear and threaten senior ICC staff.
Adil Haque , a law professor at Rutgers University in New Jersey , said that as article 70 offences carry a five-year statute of limitations, the prosecutor’s office should move quickly if it wishes to investigate and that member states should offer their assistance.
The Guardian investigation comes after a bruising week for Israel on the international stage.
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