Netanyahu’s anger at the investigation of Israel’s genocide crimes at the Hague Tribunal

According to the report of Fars News Agency International Group, the holding of the first hearing of Israel’s Genocide crimes at the International Court of Justice angered Benjamin Netanyahu.

The Prime Minister of Israel said: “At a time when Israel is fighting to prevent the destruction of its own people, it has been accused of trying to destroy another people.”

The Prime Minister of Israel continued: “While we are fighting against terrorists and lies, today we witnessed the inversion of the world.”

He also criticized South Africa as a complainant. The case said: “The noise of South Africa’s hypocrisy has reached the sky.” held This session started at 09:00 this morning Greenwich time (12:30 Tehran time).

The representative of South Africa in this court emphasized that the Zionist regime, apartheid policies performs against the Palestinians of the Gaza Strip.

The representative of South Africa stated: “Since 1948, Israel has systematically displaced and dispersed the Palestinian people and deliberately violated their international right to It has deprived them of their self-determination… We are particularly concerned about Israel’s discriminatory laws and policies that seek to apartheid the Palestinian people.” The Hague-based court requested to investigate Israel’s accusation of committing genocide in the Gaza war.

In this 84-page complaint, South Africa states that Israel has violated the provisions of the “Convention on the Prevention and Punishment of the Crime of Genocide”.

Both Israel and South Africa are among the signatories of this convention, which authorizes the jurisdiction of the International Court of Justice as the highest legal authority of the United Nations to deal with disputes.

The meeting of the International Court of Justice continues until tomorrow, and the defense of the representative of the Zionist regime is supposed to be heard in tomorrow’s meeting.

All the parties who signed this treaty have committed to commit Do not commit genocide and prevent it from being committed by other parties and punish it. Genocide is defined in this treaty as “committing acts with the intention of destroying, in whole or in part, a national, ethnic, racial or religious group”.

South Africa’s representative emphasized that genocide “is never declared in advance”. He said that now “evidence for 13 weeks is at the disposal of the International Court of Justice” which shows that the Israeli regime has committed genocide.

Emphasizing that the situation in Gaza requires the intervention of the international court, he requested the International Court of Justice to take steps against the Zionist regime as in the Rohingya case.

South Africa supports this complaint from all countries that are critical of Israel’s operations in Gaza and to hold this regime accountable for the killing of Palestinians.

The Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Zionist regime claims that South Africa’s statements regarding genocide have no real basis and is an abuse of court and accused South Africa of collaborating with “terrorists”.

A number of countries including Turkey, Malaysia, Venezuela, Brazil and the Islamic Republic of Iran have supported South Africa’s complaint against the Zionist regime.

The South African legal team emphasized that the Zionist regime is violating the human rights convention and said: “The Gaza Strip has become a closed prison where genocide is taking place. Israel does not distinguish between fighters and civilians, and what it does is genocide in the true sense.”