Israel Have Committed Acts Of Genocide In Gaza – International Court of Justice Rules

The International Court of Justice (ICJ) has made a ground-breaking ruling, holding that Israel ought to act immediately and completely to stop the genocide in Gaza.

The court came to the conclusion that South Africa’s rights, especially those of the Palestinians in Gaza, are legitimate and should be protected by international law.

Israel is required by the ICJ’s ruling to make sure its forces don’t carry out acts of genocide and to take action to improve Gaza’s humanitarian situation.

Furthermore, Israel has one month to provide a comprehensive report to the court detailing the steps it has taken to abide by the directive.

Investigating the claims made against Israel, the International Court of Justice (ICJ) notes that certain aspects—particularly those pertaining to the Palestinians as a protected group—may be covered by the Genocide Convention.

The court’s investigation is prompted by remarks made by Israeli authorities, such as Yoav Gallant, whose comparison of Gaza residents to “human animals” has sparked controversy.

The court has concluded that South Africa’s claims are not only believable but also have the potential to accurately portray the harsh reality on the ground, based on these remarks and additional examples.

The court makes sure that each party is allowed to present research and investigative committee reports, evidence, and conclusions. [CONTINUE READING HERE]