Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said that the International Court of Justice’s willingness to discuss genocide claims against Israel is a disgrace that will not be erased for generations. He said Israel will “continue to do what is necessary” to defend itself. Israel’s National Security Minister, Ben-Gvir, also accused the ICJ of being “antisemitic,” asserting that the court “does not seek justice.”
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