ICC seeks Israeli ministers' arrest
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International Criminal Court sought arrest warrants for Israel ’s prime minister and defence minister over their conduct in Gaza .
The Conservative government objected that the ICC lacks jurisdiction over Israeli citizens.
But the new Labour incumbents of No. 10 abandoned that challenge last week .
Had the reasoning of the panel of legal experts.
been applied to the Allies ’ invasion of Normandy in June 1944 , it would have approved the arrest of Churchill and Eisenhower .
ICC prosecutor’s legal experts say water is a basic human right and its denial violates international law.
Peter Bergen says there is no absolute human right to water, no matter what human-rights idealists believe.
Bergen: Legal reasoning would have judged the Allies invading Normandy guilty of war crimes.
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