House Passes Illegitimate Court Counteraction Act Amid International Tensions
The House passed the Illegitimate Court Counteraction Act to sanction ICC officials over arrest warrants for Israeli leaders Netanyahu and Gallant.
"The passage of this bill is a profound mistake," Omar added.
45 House Dems Help GOP Pass ICC Sanctions Bill to 'Protect Genocidal Maniac'
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House Foreign Affairs Chairman Brian Mast (R-FL), a steadfast supporter of Israel, slammed the ICC for “legitimizing the false accusations of Israeli war crimes.”
Forty-Five Democrats Join Republicans to Pass Sanctions On ICC Over Netanyahu Arrest Warrant
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A kangaroo court is seeking to arrest the prime minister of our great ally, Israel, which is not only responding to an enemy, which conducted a genocide, but an enemy who still holds 100 hostages.
House passes International Criminal Court sanctions bill over Israeli arrest warrants
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The ICC’s rogue actions only enable the terrorists who seek to wipe Israel off the map – and they cannot be allowed to stand unchecked.
House Passes Bill to Sanction ICC Over Issuing Arrest Warrant for Netanyahu
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The bill has been described by experts as overly sweeping and extremely dangerous for the already weak fabric of international law, severely weakening the court’s ability to seek accountability for war criminals across the world.
45 Democrats Vote With GOP to Pass Bill Sanctioning ICC Over Netanyahu Warrant
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This is not what America voted for. This Republican majority is not what people asked for in the last election.”
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"The ICC’s decision to issue arrest warrants against the leadership of Israel represents the weaponization of international law at its most egregious."
House passes bill to sanction ICC for arrest warrant against Benjamin Netanyahu
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House Votes to Sanction International Criminal Court Over Israel
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Summary
The House of Representatives approved the Illegitimate Court Counteraction Act, voting 243-140 to impose sanctions on the ICC following its arrest warrants for Israeli leaders Netanyahu and Gallant over alleged war crimes in Gaza. Supported by Republicans and 45 Democrats, the legislation has drawn criticism for undermining international law and human rights. Proponents argue it defends U.S. and ally interests, while opponents claim it hampers justice efforts globally. The bill, now heading to the Senate, aligns with the U.S.'s long-standing support for Israel amidst ongoing conflict and differing perspectives on the ICC's role.
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