Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu reacts to the dismissal of International Criminal Court (ICC) prosecutor Karim Khan, describing Khan’s removal as a “con job.” The criticism comes after Khan was dismissed amid allegations of sexual misconduct, according to reporting. Multiple outlets say Khan had previously advanced war-crimes proceedings related to the Gaza war, including seeking charges against Netanyahu and other Israeli officials. Netanyahu argues that Khan’s actions were meant to distract from alleged wrongdoing. The ICC-related move has also been described as affecting Netanyahu’s ability to travel to countries that are members of the Hague-based court. The United States, an ally of Israel, is reported to have opposed the pursuit of the war-crimes charges, and the development is portrayed as increasing political and legal complications for Netanyahu’s international movements. Overall, the accounts describe both the personal political dispute between Netanyahu and Khan and the practical implications of ICC processes for visits to ICC member states.