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The Trump administration sanctioned International Criminal Court officials investigating Israeli leaders for war crimes, effectively shielding them from accountability. Rights groups sued in response.
The Trump administration imposed sanctions on International Criminal Court officials investigating Israeli leaders for war crimes, effectively blocking those investigations. Rights groups sued in response. By sanctioning the investigators themselves rather than just disagreeing with their findings, Trump made it harder for the ICC to do its work—not through argument, but through financial pressure.
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