Blinken says he'll work with US Congress on potential ICC sanctions
- The US Secretary of State Antony Blinken is open to working with Congress to potentially impose sanctions against International Criminal Court officials due to the prosecutor's request for arrest warrants for Israeli leaders over the Gaza war.
- Republican Senator Lindsey Graham advocated for renewed US sanctions on the court in response to the ICC prosecutor's announcement of possible arrest warrants for Israeli leaders.
- ICC prosecutor Karim Khan indicated he believes Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu, Israel's defense chief, and three Hamas leaders are responsible for alleged war crimes and crimes against humanity.
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Biden's Secretary of State Blinken Signals Administration Will Support Push to Sanction the ICC
Congressional fury over the International Criminal Court’s call for arresting Israeli leaders, as well as those of Hamas, could have the support of the Biden administration, which in its early […] The post Biden's Secretary of State Blinken Signals Administration Will Support Push to Sanction the ICC appeared first on The Western Journal.

Blinken says he’ll work with US Congress on potential ICC sanctions - Hawaii Tribune-Herald
WASHINGTON (Reuters) -The Biden administration is willing to work with Congress to potentially impose sanctions against International Criminal Court officials over the prosecutor’s request for arrest warrants for Israeli leaders over the Gaza war, Secretary of State Antony Blinken said on Tuesday.
Blinken says he'll work with US Congress on potential ICC sanctions
The Biden administration is willing to work with Congress to potentially impose sanctions against International Criminal Court officials over the prosecutor's request for arrest warrants for Israeli leaders over the Gaza war, Secretary of State Antony Blinken said on Tuesday.
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