Iran slams the United States’ double standards on human rights, which were laid by imposing sanctions against a UN expert critical of Israel’s genocide in Gaza while simultaneously rolling a red carpet for the regime’s war criminals.

This episode looks at how a red-carpet treatment of a wanted war criminal as he visits the White House makes any sense.

UN Special Rapporteur Francesca Albanese says as the ICC members, the three European countries were theoretically “obligated to arrest” Netanyahu.

Far-right Israeli minister Itamar Ben-Gvir faced a tense reception at the US Capitol, as pro-Palestinian protesters confronted him with chants of “free Palestine” and “war criminal.”

The International Criminal Court launches formal proceedings against Hungary after Budapest failed to execute an arrest warrant against the Israeli prime minister.

Approximately two weeks after Trump's inauguration, Netanyahu was the first foreign dignitary to officially visit the White House.

A pro-Palestinian advocacy organization files a law against an Israeli trooper for war crimes, crimes against humanity, and genocide in the Gaza Strip.