In a recent government meeting, Israeli officials condemned a recent act of terror and reaffirmed their commitment to bringing those responsible to justice. The statement emphasized Israel's determination to utilize all available resources to ensure accountability for the perpetrators and their backers, highlighting the cooperation with the United Arab Emirates in the ongoing investigation.

The meeting also addressed the International Criminal Court's (ICC) controversial decision to issue arrest warrants for Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and former Defense Minister Yoav Gallant. Officials criticized the ICC for what they described as a politically motivated action that undermines its credibility and mission. They argued that while Israel faces significant threats, including a barrage of over 500 rockets launched by Hezbollah, the ICC has unjustly targeted democratic leaders defending their citizens.

The officials labeled the ICC's actions as \"diplomatic terrorism,\" asserting that such decisions could set a dangerous precedent for other nations valuing their sovereignty. They expressed concern that the ICC's focus on Israel detracts from addressing the actions of oppressive regimes worldwide.

Additionally, the meeting coincided with the International Day for the Elimination of Violence Against Women. Officials called for attention to the plight of 13 women reportedly held by Hamas, pledging to continue advocating for their release and emphasizing that Israel will not be intimidated in its fight against terror.