Don't Go to War With the ICC: A Call for Diplomacy

The International Criminal Court (ICC) has been a vital institution for promoting global justice and accountability. 

Recently, the ICC has faced criticism and opposition from some countries, including the United States, over its investigation into alleged war crimes in the Palestinian territories. In response, the US has imposed sanctions on ICC officials and threatened to withdraw funding from organizations that support the court.

However, a more constructive approach is needed. Instead of attacking the ICC, the US can help Israel address its concerns through diplomatic channels. This could involve engaging in dialogue with the ICC, supporting Israel's efforts to investigate and prosecute alleged war crimes, and promoting reforms within the court to address any biases or inefficiencies.

Attacking the ICC will only undermine the global rule of law and harm American interests in the long run. It's time for a more nuanced and cooperative approach to international justice.