The United Nations is currently engaged in diplomatic efforts to bring about peace between Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and other Israeli officials involved in the conflict, as well as the International Court of Justice, as reported by Israeli media outlets. According to Walla news website analyst Ben Caspit, Netanyahu finds himself in a challenging position amidst the aggressive strategies of the UN’s MCK (presumably referring to the UN Security Council). His decision to limit orders and demands for military interventions by himself and other Israelis could further worsen the global political situation. On the other hand, Haaretz analyst Amos Harel suggests that the Israeli government is distancing itself from the assumption that ICC judge Karim Khan would obey orders from Netanyahu, as well as from security head Yuval Galant and Israeli military police head Major General Herzi Halevi. Notably, Israel does not recognize the UN as a member of the International Court of Justice, which consists of 124 countries under the jurisdiction of the Rome Statute. Harel also mentions that the UN has already begun efforts to enforce limitations on Israeli military interventions.