President Donald Trump signed a number of executive orders on Thursday to combat anti-Christian bias and to order the 'illegitimate and unfounded' charges against Benjamin Netanyahu by ordering the International Criminal Court.
Trump's executive action with regard to the ICC will add financial sanctions and travel restrictions against the officials of the organization in response to the arrest warrant for Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu, who issued it in May 2024 as a result of the Israel-Hamas war.
The ICC is an international organization based in The Hague. It investigates and continues those accused of war crimes, genocide and other crimes against humanity.
“The US will impose tangible and important consequences on those responsible for the violations of the ICC,” says the Order of Trump.
The order for the arrest of Netanyahu was pushed by ICC officer Karim Khan, who comes from the UK
If the Prime Minister would visit countries such as France or the UK, he could be arrested. Khan also released Warrants for Tophamas leaders who have since been killed.
US President Donald Trump signs an executive order in the Oval Office of the White House in Washington, DC, on January 30. On Thursday, Trump signed more executive actions to row anti-Christian bias in the federal government and add sanctions to members of the members of the members of the members of the members of the members of the members of The members of the members of the members of the members of the members of the ICC
In May 2024, the ICC applied an order for the arrest of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu for his actions regarding the war in Israel-Hamas
Trump and Netanyahu in the Oval Office this week. Trump signed the orders that members of the ICC punished while the Israeli Prime Minister was in the city this week
Netanyahu was in Washington, DC, when Trump signed the order. He had a meeting with Trump and other top American officials throughout the week, as the first foreign leader to visit the recently organized president.
In addition to punishing the ICC, Trump also signed an executive order to stand up a task force within the Ministry of Justice to eradicate 'anti-Christian bias'.
Attorney General Pam Bondi will chair the Task Force and its membership will include Trump's cabinet members and other high-ranking officials who are considered suitable for the operation.
These officials will be responsible for revising the activities of the actions of executive departmental department under Joe Biden to identify policies and practices that may have been anti-Christian or illegal.
The Task Force will work with faith -based organizations and will develop strategies to protect religious freedoms.
It will also submit reports to the president about his findings, the first of which must be within 120 days.
Trump has remedied against the armament of the government and has recently emphasized the persecution of Christian activists who were in a clinic of Planned Parenthood to argue against abortions.
The President is perishing some who have been convicted of crimes related to their activism.
Netanyahu with a group of senators on Thursday on Capitol Hill
Trump has also signed an order to create a Task Force to eradicate 'anti-Christian bias'
“They should not have been prosecuted,” he said, signing grace for “peaceful pro-life protesters in January.”
The demonstrators were persecuted and sent to prison for singing songs, praying and locking weapons to block access to clinics that offer abortions because they encouraged women not to get abortions.
The grace of the president were signed by Trump, just a few hours before pro-life activists met in Washington, DC for their annual March for Life.
