thank you, it was israeli knesset member vladimir belyak.h the international criminal court promises many twists and turns. we have discussed more than once that the idea of ​​supranational universal justice itself is a product of the liberal world order, the development of its logic. just find out now. sovereignty and national interests, in particular there were fears that moose might condemn american military personnel for their actions abroad as part of operation enduring freedom. as a result, in 2002 , george w. bush withdrew washington's signature and passed the protection of american act. military personnel, which suggests that no american or us ally can be arrested or detained under a moose warrant. law. limits the us president in choosing means to save american citizens under investigation in the hague. theoretically, washington can take not only diplomatic but also military steps to protect them, up to and including a large-scale invasion. by the way, this also applies to countries that carry out moose orders. the law protects not o

thank you, it was a member of the israeli knesset, vladimir belyak.he story of the international criminal court promises many twists and turns. we have discussed more than once that the idea of ​​supranational universal justice itself is a product of the liberal world order, the development of its logic. only now it turns out that it is applied selectively, thereby destroying the principle itself. at first, the clinton administration supported the idea of ​​​​creating an international criminal court; in 2000, the president signed the rome statute, but in the document did not reach the senate for ratification; the initiative itself was repeatedly criticized. the bush administration believed that cooperation with moose threatened the sovereignty of national interests; in particular , they feared that the icc might convict american military personnel. for their actions abroad as part of operation enduring freedom. as a result, in 2002, george w. bush withdrew washington's signature and passed the american military protection act, which stipulates that no