A US city pledges to detain Israeli prime minister Benjamin Netanyahu and his former minister of military affairs Yoav Gallant if they travel there after the ICC issues arrest warrants for the pair.

Numerous human rights organisations have documented horrific Israeli abuses in Gaza.

Pro-Palestine protesters organized an emergency protest and flooded the streets of New York City to call for an end to the bloodshed and occupation.

Protesters say South Africa's attempt to hold Israel accountable at the International Court of Justice is not enough.

Britain has announced it will not proceed with its attempt to question whether the International Criminal Court has jurisdiction to issue arrest warrants for Israeli Prime Minister, Benjamin Netanyahu, and Minister of Military Affairs, Yoav Gallant.

Benjamin Netanyahu's controversial address at the US Congress, despite nine months of brutal ethnic cleansing and attempted genocide in Gaza, was met by over 10,000 angry protesters and boycotted by representatives of the Democratic Party.

Tel Aviv has asked 25 countries to oppose ICC prosecutor's request for arrest warrant against Benjamin Netanyahu.