U.S. President Donald Trump has reimposed sanctions on individuals involved in ICC investigations of U.S. citizens and allies like Israel. The move coincides with Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu’s visit to Washington, as the ICC pursues war crime charges against him, his ex-defence minister, and a Hamas leader over the Gaza conflict. The sanctions freeze U.S. assets and impose travel bans. The ICC has yet to respond. Trump previously sanctioned ICC officials in 2020 over Afghanistan war probes. The U.S., Israel, China, and Russia are not ICC members and have long opposed its jurisdiction over their nationals.
first published: Feb 7, 2025 08:37 am
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