Summary
Geoffrey Nice, a former prosecutor at the International Criminal Court (ICC), expressed concerns about the lack of accountability for powerful countries like the US and Israel. He believes that it is unrealistic to hold these nations accountable for actions that may not have a legal basis, such as the US-Israel war on Iran.
Key Facts
- Geoffrey Nice is a former prosecutor at the International Criminal Court (ICC).
- Nice spoke about the US-Israel war on Iran, mentioning it lacked an imminent threat.
- He suggests it is unrealistic to hold powerful countries accountable.
- Nice's comments highlight concerns about the enforcement of international humanitarian law.
- The statement reflects broader challenges in international law when dealing with powerful nations.
