Britain’s new government says it will drop its predecessor’s challenge to arrest warrants sought by the International Criminal Court’s prosecutor for the Zionist entity’s prime minister Benjamin Netanyahu, Downing Street announced on Friday.

The US is reportedly pressuring the UK not to drop its legal challenge to the International Criminal Court (ICC)’s right to seek an arrest warrant against the Israeli premier.

Netanyahu has decided to cancel Europe stopover on his way to the US, over fears of arrest due to an ICC warrant.

The Netherlands summons the Israeli regime’s ambassador to the country to explain over allegations of Tel Aviv’s spying on the International Criminal Court.

Hamas denounces the International Criminal Court’s chief prosecutor for applying for arrest warrants against the group’s leaders out of pro-Israeli bias.

By seeking arrest warrants against both Israeli regime officials and Hamas leaders, ICC is equating the genocidal regime with fighters who have the right to defend themselves.

European Union foreign policy chief Josep Borrell has slammed Israel for "threatening" the judges of the International Criminal Court.