HEADLINES Israel Faces ICC Warrants Amid Ongoing War Netanyahu's Travel Restricted by War Crimes Claims Hamas Celebrates ICC Ruling as Justice Advances The time is now 10:00 AM in New York, I'm Noa Levi and this is the latest Israel Today: Ongoing War Report. At 10:00 AM, here is the latest update on the situation surrounding Israel’s ongoing conflicts, notably its multi-front war with Iran and its proxies, alongside international and domestic ramifications. The International Criminal Court’s recent issuance of arrest warrants for Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and former Defense Minister Yoav Gallant has ignited significant controversy. The warrants, which include charges of war crimes and crimes against humanity, have drawn sharp rebuke from Israeli officials. Netanyahu described the court's actions as "absurd and false," emphasizing Israel's stance against what it perceives as politically motivated accusations. The ICC’s decision theoretically restricts Netanyahu's international travel, obligating member nations to act on the warrants if he enters their territory. France has announced its intention to comply, stating it will arrest Netanyahu if he visits, a move echoed by the Dutch Foreign Minister. In Gaza, Hamas has welcomed the ICC’s actions, framing them as a step towards justice. Meanwhile, the World Jewish Congress and other Jewish organizations have condemned the warrants, asserting that they undermine peace efforts and reflect a bias influenced by terrorist regimes, particularly Iran. The European Jewish Congress has called for strong condemnation of the ICC's ruling by European governments, highlighting the implications of labeling democratic leaders as fugitives. On the military front, Israeli airstrikes continue to target Hezbollah positions in Lebanon. The Israeli military has reported multiple strikes in the Dahieh area of Beirut, aiming at Hezbollah command centers, which Israel alleges are strategically positioned among civilian populations. The Israeli Defense Forces have issued evacuation notices to residents of targeted buildings, reinforcing their efforts to minimize civilian casualties while pursuing military objectives. In Iraq, Iranian influence remains a focal point, with tensions rising as the US and its allies prepare to respond to Iranian aggression and the activities of proxy groups. Yemen's Houthi rebels have threatened Turkish vessels in the Red Sea, escalating regional tensions further. The Houthis stated that any further Turkish naval presence would be met with hostility, signaling a potential expansion of the conflict's scope. Domestically, Israel is grappling with economic challenges, with recent statistics indicating a decline in foreign trade. Exports have dropped by over 2%, and imports also show a downward trend, contributing to a growing trade deficit. The Israeli government has indicated potential legal actions against the ICC's decision, further complicating its diplomatic landscape. The implications of these developments are profound. The ICC warrants not only strain Israel’s relations with various nations but also underscore the complexities of international law in conflict situations. As Israel engages in military operations while navigating accusations of war crimes, the potential for exacerbated tensions with Iran and its proxies is palpable. This situation remains fluid, with potential ramifications that could alter the geopolitical landscape in the region. Stakeholders are closely monitoring developments as they unfold. Further updates will follow as more information becomes available. Thank you for tuning in to this Israel Today: Ongoing War Report update. I'm Noa Levi. Stay safe and informed. Keep in mind that this AI-generated report may contain occasional inaccuracies, so consult multiple sources for a...