The International Criminal Court on Thursday ordered its chief prosecutor to review a decision **t to probe Israel's deadly raid on a Gaza-bound flotilla in 2010, saying "errors were made". Fatou Bensouda late last year dropped the investigation leading to potential prosecution into the incident in which 10 Turkish activists were killed by Israeli commandos, saying the incident was "**t of sufficient gravity." The case was first filed by the Comoros, where the activists' ship the Mavi Marmara was registered. The tiny Indian Ocean island state in January asked the Hague-based ICC's judges to review Bensouda's decision.
07-20-2015, 04:57 PM
ICC orders prosecutor to reconsider probing Israel's Gaza flotilla raid
The International Criminal Court on Thursday ordered its chief prosecutor to review a decision **t to probe Israel's deadly raid on a Gaza-bound flotilla in 2010, saying "errors were made". Fatou Bensouda late last year dropped the investigation leading to potential prosecution into the incident in which 10 Turkish activists were killed by Israeli commandos, saying the incident was "**t of sufficient gravity." The case was first filed by the Comoros, where the activists' ship the Mavi Marmara was registered. The tiny Indian Ocean island state in January asked the Hague-based ICC's judges to review Bensouda's decision.
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