The plane that took Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to the US to meet President Donald Trump passed through the airspace of three countries signed to the Rome Statute of the International Criminal Court despite an arrest warrant.
The aircraft passed through the airspace of Greece, Italy and France before reaching the Atlantic Ocean.
In his previous visits, Netanyahu avoided entering many countries for fear of being arrested, but during his trip to New York last September, he used the airspace of Greece and Italy but did not enter French airspace.
