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Barring American banks, insurers, or telecommunications and tech companies from working with the ICC could potentially cripple the court, ICC officials fretted.
The same South African government that falsely accused Israel of genocide, and of denying Gazan Arab Muslim occupiers food and water, was actually doing that to its own people - not for carrying out terrorist attacks, but for illegally mining.
The data appear to undermine the ICC’s reasoning for issuing the arrest warrants against Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and former Defense Minister Yoav Gallant.
Mosab Hassan Yousef says the ICC has failed in its 'responsibility number one' of condemning Hamas, while exerting pressure on Israel to surrender. 'This is their goal.'
'We will continue to do everything we must do to defend our citizens and to defend our state against Iran’s axis of terror,' the prime minister emphasized.
The warrants have severe implications because the two men won’t be able to travel to Europe for fear of arrest, NGO Monitor legal advisor Anne Herzberg said.
'We will make clear that the United States Congress stands squarely in Israel’s corner,' says John Thune, as Republicans prepare to reclaim Senate majority.
In June, the House passed a bill calling on the U.S. president to sanction those who assist the ICC in its investigation against Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and other officials.
The prosecutor’s decision to announce arrest warrants instead of a fact-finding trip to the region has harmed Washington’s and London’s cooperation with him on other investigations
It's heartening to see friends of Israel such as Spain's Santiago Abascal and the Netherlands Geert Wilders defend the State of Israel in a public forum and show the world what Israel really is.
By turning a blind eye to the suffering of the Israeli hostages, the ICC undermines its own credibility and fails in its duty to uphold international law.
'The ICC has no legitimate jurisdiction over the United States or any country that does not recognize the ICC’s authority,' says Arkansas Sen. Tom Cotton.