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The ICC’s chief prosecutor Karim Khan has been ousted in a historic move after member states voted to remove him over sexual misconduct allegations — a first for a sitting chief prosecutor. Though Khan denies wrongdoing, his controversial pursuit of arrest warrants for Israeli leaders Netanyahu and Gallant has intensified global scrutiny. The U.S. and Israel, non-members of the ICC, strongly condemned the warrants, while New York Mayor Mamdani, who once vowed to arrest Netanyahu, now admits local authorities can’t enforce international warrants — calling on the federal government to act. The ICC hasn’t yet said if Khan’s removal affects the existing warrants, and his legal team plans to challenge the decision, raising urgent questions about due process and the court’s future direction.

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