On June 11th, Jinshi Data reported that, according to the AXIOS website, the extent to which the United States will respond to the International Criminal Court's request for an arrest warrant for Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu before the 2024 election has become a politically sensitive issue. Two sources familiar with the negotiations said that discussions between senior Democratic and Republican negotiators in the Senate have hit a wall. There are no plans for discussions between the group led by Ben Cardin, Chairman of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee (Democrat from Maryland), and the committee's top Republican, Jim Risch (Republican from Idaho). The lack of bipartisan cooperation in the Senate may jeopardize the opportunity for Congress to pass legislation related to the International Criminal Court, potentially shifting the responsibility for managing the court to the White House.