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Trump confirmed his administration is working to undermine the International Criminal Court, claiming the goal is defending Benjamin Netanyahu rather than shielding himself. The admission contradicts earlier denials.
Trump confirmed that his administration is working to undermine the International Criminal Court, but framed the effort as being primarily about defending Benjamin Netanyahu rather than shielding himself from potential ICC exposure.
Trump is admitting the ICC effort exists while redirecting the rationale. Nominally it's about protecting Netanyahu from ICC warrants. But the admission contradicts his earlier denials that the campaign was about self-protection. The distinction matters because it lets Trump claim he's defending an ally while observers can note that weakening the ICC benefits him equally. It's a partially honest account that frames defensive action as altruistic.
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