The ICJ’s Pernicious Plan to Redefine Genocide
The Trump administration may soon have reason to dismantle another international tribunal.
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FDD analyzes the weaponization of international law against democratic nations, tracking efforts to use legal mechanisms — including BDS campaigns and international courts — to delegitimize Israel and constrain U.S. and allied objectives.
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