Swiss lawyers are calling for an investigation into Foreign Minister Ignazio Cassis.
Speaking in Bern, they accuse Switzerland of violating the Geneva Conventions and failing to uphold international humanitarian law over the war in Gaza.
The lawyers say Cassis should have used all available means to prevent alleged crimes by Israel, or at least not encourage them.
They point in particular to a 2013 military cooperation deal with Israel and ongoing arms and dual-use exports.
Businesses wait for US tariff decision
Switzerland is bracing for Donald Trump's tariff decision on Swiss goods, due by Friday at the latest.
Vacation days could be raised
A motion filed in the National Council would raise Switzerland's legal minimum holiday from four weeks to five for every employee.
Online shoplifting climbs
A US-born scam known as "digital shoplifting" is reaching Swiss online shoppers.
Fake police caught after car chase
A retiree in canton Vaud has turned the tables on two fake police officers who tried to scam him at home.
Heat slows trains
Train delays are climbing as heat cracks the rails.
Geneva court suspends long swimsuit law
Long swimsuits are once again allowed in Geneva's public pools, after the canton's constitutional court suspended the ban.
