Ceasefire Negotiations Strained as US Senate Blocks ICC Sanctions Bill

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The ceasefire agreement between Israel and Hamas is in its second week.
Hamas released seven hostages for nearly 300 Palestinians.
Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu is accused of obstructing ceasefire negotiations.
Netanyahu's political survival relies on Bezalel Smotrich, who threatens to topple the government.
Donald Trump suggested relocating Gaza's residents to Egypt or Jordan.
Democrats blocked a bill sanctioning the International Criminal Court (ICC).
UN experts warned sanctions could undermine the international legal order.

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Senate Blocks ICC Sanctions Bill Amid Controversy

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The Illegitimate Court Counteraction Act aimed to sanction ICC investigations.
Vote count was 54-45, not meeting the 60 votes needed.
Senate Leader Chuck Schumer criticized the bill as poorly crafted.
Republicans claimed ICC actions reflect an anti-Israel bias.
ICC stated its warrants are based on sufficient evidence.
Kamala Harris faced a setback due to her comments on Israel.
Harris's remarks alienated key voter demographics in battleground states.

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