ונצואלה נטשה את הספינה: ארה"ב מפרקת את בית הדין בהאג

הערכה

Venezuela's withdrawal from the International Criminal Court, coupled with U.S. encouragement for other nations to leave the Rome Statute, signals a coordinated effort to undermine the tribunal's authority. The simultaneous vote by member states to remove the chief prosecutor adds an internal crisis to the external pressure. The ICC now faces a dual threat: losing legitimacy from defections and functional paralysis from leadership upheaval. Watch for which countries follow Venezuela's lead and whether the prosecutor's ouster proceeds.