Backing Israel's position against pending war crimes probe, 7 countries say Palestine is not a state that can transfer jurisdiction to the ICC. Not a single one argues the opposite

In far-ranging exchange, Fatou Bensouda responds to what she calls 'character assassination'; says she 'fondly' remembers her 1998 trip to Israel, hopes to be able to visit again

Foreign minister says Israel's argument against court's jurisdiction is 'justified,' promises 'continued friendship and cooperation'

FM Katz thanks Canberra for 'principled stance' and calls on other countries to follow suit; Germany expresses full confidence in proceedings, but warns The Hague of politicization

What exactly is Israel accused of? How likely are Israelis to land in the dock? Are Palestinians also to be probed? And could this all have been avoided?

US secretary of state says International Criminal Court's move 'unfairly targets' Jewish state, calls for direct negotiations

PM says ruling to move forward with war crimes investigation makes court a 'political tool'; Erekat: 'An encouraging step'; premier's former cabinet secretary says it's his fault

In last-ditch effort to dissuade chief prosecutor from probe, AG Mandelblit issues legal opinion saying court has no jurisdiction

As justice is pursued for Khmer Rouge war crimes, US legal pros traverse the globe to assist, finding parallels between the Holocaust and the systematic massacre of 1.5 million