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- Canada would seek an arrest warrant for Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu if the International Criminal Court requested cooperation.
- Prime Minister Justin Trudeau said he was troubled by false equivalencies between Israel’s government and Hamas after ICC applications.
- Foreign Affairs Minister Mélanie Joly called arresting Netanyahu hypothetical and declined to answer journalists.
- Netanyahu’s plane has flown over Canadian airspace since warrants were issued, and Canada has not turned it away.