Power and Principles in the Middle East Monitor

The article critiques the United States for its hypocritical stance on international law and justice, emphasizing its tendency to prioritize national interests over global accountability. It highlights instances where the US has ignored or undermined international judicial bodies, such as the International Criminal Court (ICC) and the International Court of Justice (ICJ), while simultaneously using the United Nations to enforce its agenda. The author argues that this behavior erodes trust in global institutions and sends a message that international law is optional for powerful nations. Ultimately, it suggests that the US seeks to manage justice rather than uphold it, undermining the very principles it claims to champion.

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