In the corridors of international law, the United States is preparing to strike not at individuals but at an institution — moving to sanction the International Criminal Court itself, the body created to hold accountable those whom nations will not judge on their own. The measures, potentially announced during the United Nations General Assembly, would sever most financial and commercial ties between American entities and the Hague-based tribunal, threatening its basic capacity to function. This escalation follows ICC arrest warrants for Israeli leaders and an investigation into alleged America