Nicaragua sued Germany for allegedly facilitating the genocide in Gaza
| The International Court of Justice will hold a meeting today Monday to examine Nicaragua's complaint against Germany for allegedly facilitating the genocide in the Gaza Strip. |
reported Mehr News Agency quoted by Russia Elium, the meeting of the International Court of Justice will be held today Monday to examine Nicaragua’s complaint against the German government for allegedly facilitating the Zionist regime’s genocide in the Gaza war.
While filing this charge, Nicaragua has asked the judges of the International Court of Justice to take emergency measures to force Berlin to stop providing arms and other forms of support to Israel.
The German government has reacted to this accusation and “Sebastian Fischer”, the spokesman of the German Ministry of Foreign Affairs, told reporters before the hearings of the International Court of Justice, which is scheduled to be held today Monday: We reject the accusations made by Nicaragua.
He added: Germany has not violated the Convention on the Prevention and Punishment of the Crime of Genocide and international humanitarian law, and will fully raise this issue in the International Court of Justice.
Nicaragua is supposed to present its complaint to the International Court of Justice in The Hague today, and Germany will respond to it the next day.
In a 43-page document submitted to the court, Nicaragua has asserted that Germany violated the 1948 Convention on the Prevention and Punishment of the Crime of Genocide, which was signed in the wake of the Holocaust. .
Nicaragua’s petition states: Germany is facilitating the genocide in the Gaza Strip by sending military equipment to Israel and stopping financial aid to the United Nations Relief and Works Agency for Palestinian Refugees (UNRWA). Germany’s support for Israel is even more disappointing, as Berlin has announced a special relationship with Tel Aviv that could strengthen Israel’s criminal approach.
Nicaragua has also asked the International Court of Justice to issue a preliminary ruling known as “temporary measures” to stop sending German aid to Israel, and the issuance of such a ruling by the court considering the danger The lives of hundreds of thousands of people in the Gaza Strip are “necessary and urgent”.
The government of Nicaragua has strong historical ties with the Palestinian resistance since the Palestinian resistance organizations supported the Sandinista revolution in 1979 in this country.
