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would EU countries arrest Netanyahu the international Criminal Court’s arrest warrant for Israeli Prime Minister Benyamin Netanyahu continues to draw mixed reactions from European officials the HK based court has no means of enforcing that warrant and relies on its state parties to do so all 27 EU countries are among the icc’s 124 States parties but not all have committed to arresting Netanyahu should he step on their territories despite calls from the EU toop diplomats on them to do so here’s what we know Belgium the Netherlands Ireland Lithuania Slovenia and Spain are among the EU countries that have suggested they would comply with the warrant despite being a firm Israel Ally Austria has also said it would have no choice but to arrest Netanyahu despite foreign minister Alexander sh Berg describing the ruling as absurd Hungary would refuse to comply with the court according to prime minister Victor Orban but there are a handful of key EU countries who have not clearly laid out their position and whose ambiguity is casting doubt Over The credibility of the Court German foreign minister analina bbor has suggested Germany would enforce the warrant but a government spokesperson on the other hand has said that would be hard to imagine Italy and France have have recently questioned the feasibility of the warrant despite showing support for the work of the IC France’s foreign Ministry for example has suggested Netanyahu is immune because Israel is not a state party to the IC Italy’s foreign minister Antonio tayani has also suggested netanyahu’s arrest is unfeasible as long as he is in office the positions of Estonia and the Czech Republic are also ambiguous [Music]