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Senate Foreign Relations Committee Prepares for Markup of Israel ICC Bill

Democrats have expressed reservations about the broader implications of imposing sanctions on an international legal body.

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The Illegitimate Court Counteraction Act, which was introduced by Congressman Chip Roy, was passed by a vote of 246 in favor and 155 against, seeing 42 Democrats vote for the bill. Anna Rose Layden/Getty Images
ETHAN GUTMAN
ETHAN GUTMAN

The Senate Foreign Relations Committee is gearing up for a pivotal markup Wednesday of the Illegitimate Court Counteraction Act, a bill that seeks to sanction the International Criminal Court for its investigation into alleged war crimes committed by Israeli officials.

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ETHAN GUTMAN
ETHAN GUTMAN

Mr. Gutman is a former Congressional staffer who studied philosophy at Bard College Berlin.

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