Spain on Thursday announced significant increases in funding for the International Criminal Court and the United Nations Relief and Works Agency.

Madrid said upped it financial support for “the dignity and rights of Palestinian refugees, but also in defense of international law, of the U.N. and its organizations, essential to guarantee world peace and security.”

This decision comes after the ICC issued arrest warrants on Nov. 21 for alleged genocide for Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and former Defense Minister Yoav Gallant, and Israel cut ties with the terror-linked UNRWA.