A coalition of activists delivered evidence to the International Criminal Court (ICC) in The Hague, urging prosecutors to hold U.S. officials accountable for complicity in the devastation of Gaza after U.S. courts refused to act against them.

The complaint was formalized at the court’s headquarters in The Hague, Netherlands, under the auspices of a coalition articulated in the Taxpayers’ Alliance Against Genocide (TAAG), which asked the prosecutor to issue arrest warrants against President Donald Trump and the secretary of state, Marco Rubio, among other U.S. officials.

According to the whistleblowers, the evidence demonstrates direct complicity of senior U.S. officials with genocide and war crimes and crimes against humanity perpetrated by Israel in Gaza.

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At a press conference after handing over the evidence, the group’s legal team widened the request to include former President Joe Biden and former Secretary of State Antony Blinken, whom it accuses of starting and sustaining the steady flow of weapons and political support to Israel during their time in office.

The coalition argues that U.S. policy toward the Palestinians stayed consistent regardless of who occupied the White House, spanning Democrat and Republican administrations alike, and described its action as unprecedented in international law.

Arm the war. Sanction those exposing it. Let weapons firms cash in.

Today in The Hague, U.S. taxpayers brought evidence to the ICC seeking arrest warrants for senior U.S. officials over crimes in Gaza.

WBW joined the call: end impunity, stop rearmament! https://t.co/EJE0ofmI6L pic.twitter.com/KdVb9ETCgL

— World BEYOND War (@WorldBeyondWar) November 11, 2026

Maria Curry, a member of the delegation, summarized the demand in direct terms. “There must be no place or support for colonialism anywhere, least of all in these times. We will never forget the suffering inflicted on Palestinian families, nor the responsibility of U.S. governments in allowing this through political protection and taxpayer money. We are here to demand accountability from those who commit crimes and from those who enable them,” she said.

Evidence Delivered

The dossier, described by its authors as voluminous, summarizes nearly a year of investigation. It includes testimony from doctors who worked in Gaza, accounts from survivors, complaints from former government employees, recordings and financial reports that trace the path of U.S. tax dollars to the Israeli military.

According to the coalition, handing over the material became possible after a legal battle in a federal court in New York, where Judge Jesse Furman suspended sanctions and orders through which the Trump’s administration sought to punish individuals and organizations that cooperate with the ICC. The Alliance invoked the First Amendment of the U.S. Constitution in its legal challenge against the White House.

The demand for justice extends to migrants and to all victims of the occupation, arguing that the gravest crimes affecting the international community cannot go unpunished under the shield of diplomatic immunity or the economic power of a state.

The case faces significant hurdles. Neither the United States nor Israel is a member state of the ICC, and the White House has repeatedly rejected the court’s authority. Washington has sanctioned court officials, and the court’s judges issued arrest warrants in 2024 for Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and former Defense Minister Yoav Gallant.

With this dossier, the TAAG Alliance urged the ICC prosecutor to treat Western powers with the same rigor and independence applied in other cases. The prosecution’s response will determine whether the request advances toward a formal investigation into bipartisan complicity in Washington.

Activists hold a press conference with online participants before marching to the International Criminal Court (ICC) on 11 November to submit evidence and demand arrest warrants against US President Donald Trump and Secretary of State Marco Rubio for alleged involvement in the… pic.twitter.com/S0dujvwVpT

— The New Arab (@The_NewArab) November 11, 2026

Gaza in Ruins

Beyond the human toll, Israeli bombing has damaged roughly 82% of buildings in Gaza, pushing thousands of displaced people into tents without sanitary conditions, exposed to winter rains, cold and disease. The Palestinian Central Bureau of Statistics reported in early October that about 201,290 buildings were damaged, of which 134,422 were reduced entirely to rubble.

Ninety percent of the enclave’s infrastructure now lies destroyed, including drinking water and wastewater systems, about 90% of which were damaged or destroyed by early 2026. Some 82% of agricultural land and 97% of olive trees and other fruit trees in Gaza no longer exist.

The health system has collapsed almost completely. Nine out of ten hospitals have been damaged or destroyed since October 7, 2023. Only 19 of 38 hospitals still operate, and they do so with minimal resources. Available beds fell from 3,412 to 2,623. In violation of international humanitarian law, Israeli attacks knocked 96 health centers out of service and damaged or destroyed 197 ambulances. In total, 793 attacks on medical facilities, personnel and supplies have been documented.

#Gaza Death Toll From Occupation’s Offensive Rises to 74,645: Health Officials #QNAhttps://t.co/XWk384luIp pic.twitter.com/Q9FHJE0Gn4

— Qatar News Agency (@QNAEnglish) November 10, 2026

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