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Donkees

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Wed Jan 24, 2024, 01:39 PM Jan 2024

International Court of Justice in The Hague to deliver verdict on emergency measures against Israel on Friday

The international court of justice in The Hague has said it will deliver its verdict on the request for provisional measures submitted by South Africa in the case against Israel.


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International Court of Justice in The Hague to deliver verdict on emergency measures against Israel on Friday (Original Post) Donkees Jan 2024 OP
Get thee to the greatest page malaise Jan 2024 #1
South Africa presented a pathetically weak cease, ICJ would need to twist themselves into quite a knot tritsofme Jan 2024 #2
K&R 2naSalit Jan 2024 #3
South Africa's foreign minister will travel to The Hague to attend the ICJ ruling ... Donkees Jan 2024 #4

tritsofme

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2. South Africa presented a pathetically weak cease, ICJ would need to twist themselves into quite a knot
Wed Jan 24, 2024, 01:47 PM
Jan 2024

to rule against Israel.

Donkees

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4. South Africa's foreign minister will travel to The Hague to attend the ICJ ruling ...
Wed Jan 24, 2024, 02:16 PM
Jan 2024
South Africa’s foreign minister will travel to The Hague to attend the ICJ ruling on whether or not to grant emergency measures against Israel, the South African government has said.

In the ruling on Friday, the ICJ will not deal with the main question if Israel is committing genocide. The court will only look at possible emergency measures, whereas the full case could take years to decide on.

South Africa wants the court to issue so-called “provisional measures”, emergency orders to protect Palestinians in Gaza from potential breaches of the UN’s Genocide Convention. But the court is not bound to order exactly what Pretoria asked for.

Orders from the ICJ are legally binding and cannot be appealed, but the court has no way to enforce them.

https://www.theguardian.com/world/live/2024/jan/24/middle-east-crisis-live-updates-us-military-strikes-houthi-rebels-yemen-red-sea-israel-gaza-war-hamas-hostages
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