World media analysis of the “troublesome vote” for Netanyahu and Biden

Fars News Agency International Group; “The verdict of the Hague Tribunal and the rulings that Israel must adhere to will cause great trouble for Netanyahu and his hard-line ministers, who reject any steps to end the war,” this is part of the report of the Hebrew newspaper Haaretz.

Haaretz pointed out in another section that the support of Israel’s western allies for the war against Gaza has become complicated. The case that the Guardian newspaper wrote in its explanation, “Tel Aviv may ignore the ruling of the Court of Justice, but it will be difficult for the United States and England.”

Hill magazine also describes the verdict of the Hague Court as a “blow” against the Israeli regime and writes that the main blow was where “the court of this found the case reasonable enough to investigate and follow up”; Now the judge’s decision complicates Israel’s justifications for the continuation of the war and limits the support for its actions. It will issue itself on the possibility of applying immediate measures against Israel in the wake of South Africa’s accusations of genocide in the war against Gaza.” This court at the end of its session ordered Israel to use “all its capacities” to prevent further bloodshed in Gaza, in line with its obligations under the Convention on the Prevention and Punishment of the Crime of Genocide; In its ruling, the court demanded the immediate release of all prisoners.

_{Arab countries support South Africa’s complaint against Israel}

Telegraph newspaper today in a report to the fear of US President Joe Biden hinted at the potential political cost of his support for Israel if civilian casualties continue to rise.

This media wrote citing reports that “Biden asked Netanyahu to end the war before the American elections”. A political analyst told this newspaper that Biden’s push in this direction is not surprising, “because these differences threaten the votes of his supporters in 2020 and his electoral base”.

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