US President Donald Trump's decision to impose further, more widespread and harsher sanctions on Hague International Criminal Court officials officially involved in "investigating, harassing or arresting" American citizens is another step in his resolve to change the face of the diseased international system, To which we have become accustomed in the last few decades. 

Trump's criticism of NATO's country's partnership with NATO, withdrawal from international nuclear agreement with Iran, UNESCO departure and UN Human Rights Council, failure to renew arms race agreements with Russia, cessation of cooperation and financing of World Health Organization, and now exacerbated sanctions About the International Court of Justice in The Hague - all interpreted by critics and opponents of the US president as a policy of moving away from managing world affairs and focusing on US domestic affairs. In other words, Trump is taking the role of the global cop, and while his predecessors have agreed to the rotten, rotten, corrupt and biased conduct of the international arena, Trump wants to finally clean up The stables from the filth that accumulated in them, and in particular, purify them from the politicization that has taken over them. 

Like most other international organizations, the International Criminal Court has turned from a body fighting for a better and more just world into a tool of war in the hands of dark regimes against Western democracies. Of the beautiful ideals behind the establishment of a world-class mechanism against war criminals and crimes against humanity, no trace remains. The former Sudanese ruler, General Omar al-Bashir, who was to be prosecuted in The Hague for his part in genocide and other heinous crimes, and an international arrest warrant has been issued against him, has not yet been extradited to court. Before being ousted, he visited countries such as Turkey (which is not a member of the tribunal) and South Africa (which he joined), without any fear of extradition. The Hague Court's failure to act in the face of this serious case should have resulted in a process of drawing conclusions and implementing far-reaching reforms. But the prosecution there preferred to do the same in international organizations in case of failure: to check whether representatives of democracies, such as the United States, the United Kingdom, and of course Israel, can not be prosecuted. 

Simple logic

Trump's approach is very simple: the US does not cooperate with those who work against it and its allies, headed by Israel; the US no longer funds organizations that hurt US interests and allies; Values, contrary to Western values, favor dark regimes. That's how a good world cop should be.