A new poll shows that a majority of American voters support congressional efforts to sanction the International Criminal Court (ICC) to protect American soldiers and Israel from potential investigations. The poll conducted by conservative firm GrayHouse surveyed 800 registered voters, with 55 percent expressing support for the move. The House has already passed an ICC sanctions bill, and now the measure is working its way through the Senate. The poll also found that voters are largely aware of the ICC and its actions, suggesting that the American public is closely following as Congress pursues the sanctions bill.