The U.S. is now on a mission to dismantle the International Criminal Court, brick by brick — a bold, unprecedented move that could reshape global justice. With the State Department openly declaring this goal, America is threatening aid to nations that don’t reject the ICC’s authority, even flirting with alliances with countries like Russia and China — despite their own human rights records. This marks a sharp departure from past U.S. behavior, where criticism was common but outright destruction wasn’t. The push intensifies after the ICC sought arrest warrants for Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu, triggering new sanctions and internal turmoil within the court itself, including accusations against its chief prosecutor. As the ICC faces mounting pressure, the world watches to see if other nations will resist or buckle — because if they do, impunity may become the new norm.
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