Reactions to the ruling of the International Court of Justice to stop the attack on Rafah
| The order of the International Court of Justice to the Zionist regime to stop the military operations in Rafah and to reopen the Rafah crossing has resulted in widespread reactions. |
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This ruling of the International Court of Justice has faced the reaction of countries and international and regional institutions.
The Islamic resistance movement Hamas welcomed the order of the International Court of Justice to stop the military operations of the Zionist regime in Rafah and said that it was expected that this court would issue an order to stop the war throughout the Gaza Strip.
Osame Hamdan, one of the leaders of this movement, emphasized that we welcome this ruling and demand pressure on the Zionist regime to implement it immediately.
Hamdan stated that without the true international will, the decisions and rulings of the International Court of Justice will be ineffective.
He emphasized that if the Zionist regime opposes the verdict of the Hague Court, this regime cannot be trusted in any negotiations.
Hamdan called the American government complicit in the war and genocide against the Palestinian nation.
The Palestinian Authority also emphasized that they welcome the decision of the Hague Court, which expresses the international consensus on the demand to stop the all-out war against Gaza.
Joseph Borrell, the head of the European Union’s foreign policy, also reacted to this verdict and said that the European Union must choose between supporting international institutions and supporting “Israel”.
While welcoming the unprecedented decision of the International Court of Justice, South Africa emphasized that this decision is binding and the Zionist regime must adhere to it.
In this regard, the President of Colombia emphasized that the Hague Court’s decision to stop the genocide of the Netanyahu government showed the nature of brutal attacks against the Palestinian nation.
Jordan’s foreign minister also emphasized that the International Court of Justice once again revealed the war crimes committed by the Zionist regime in Gaza.
Ayman Safadi stated that the Security Council must fulfill its responsibilities and stop the Zionist regime from escaping punishment and put an end to double standards in the implementation of international laws.
Rami Abdeh, head of the European Mediterranean Human Rights Watch, also said that the decisions of the Hague Court are binding and there is no need to approve them in the Security Council, and only this court has the authority to cancel them.
The group of Arab countries in the Security Council also welcomed this decision and said that the Zionist regime should comply with the temporary measures of the Hague Court without any delay.
The spokesperson of the UN Secretary General also stated that Antonio Guterres said that the decisions of the International Court of Justice are binding for all parties.
Egypt’s Foreign Ministry also announced in a statement that it welcomes the Hague Court’s order to stop the attack on Rafah.
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Malaysia welcomed this ruling and asked the international community to oblige the Zionist regime to adhere to all its clauses.
Arabia also welcomed the order of the International Court of Justice to immediately stop the military operations of the Zionist regime in Rafah.
Through a statement, the Turkish Foreign Ministry welcomed the Hague Court’s order to stop the attack on Rafah and reopen the crossings for aid to the Gaza Strip.
Amnesty International also stated that the Zionist regime must adhere to the order of the Hague Court, which demands the cessation of military operations against Rafah.
In this regard, the Deputy Prime Minister of Canada expressed hope that all parties will adhere to this order and international laws.
