South Africa: The Hague should issue an order to stop the aggression on the whole of Gaza

According to the international group Tasnim News Agency, after the International Court of Justice issued its verdict In response to South Africa’s complaint against the Zionist regime for its genocidal war against the Gaza Strip, the occupying army demanded an immediate halt to the attack on Rafah in the south of the Gaza Strip, the spokesperson of the South African legal team said: We are happy with our requests.

The spokesperson of the South African legal team stated in a conversation with Al Jazeera that we asked The Hague Court to adopt this decision for the entire Gaza Strip and to stop the aggressions throughout Gaza.

He added: We believe that everything the International Court of Justice has done so far can be encouraging. We will also contact the Security Council to announce our request to form a committee of expert experts and conduct an urgent investigation (about the crimes committed in Gaza). issued helps to prevent Israel from escaping punishment.

He said about the support of the West and the United States to the Zionist regime at the Hague Court: We received messages from the West about confronting Israel in front of international courts. They had warned.

While after South Africa filed a complaint against the Zionist regime in the Hague Court because of this regime’s genocidal war against the people of Gaza, various countries joined this complaint and increased the pressure on the Hague Court. Yesterday, the International Court of Justice ruled on South Africa’s request to stop the aggression against Gaza and emphasized: Israel must immediately stop its military attack on Rafah. With the agreement of 13 of its members against 2 votes against, this court ordered the Zionist regime to stop the military attack on Rafah. The head of the International Court of Justice said: South Africa asked the court to take more measures in accordance with the developments of military operations in Rafah. The court notes that the humanitarian situation in Rafah is catastrophic after weeks of bombardment. Israel’s ground attack on Rafah still continues and has led to another wave of displacement.

He emphasized: the temporary measures approved by the court in March do not fully respond to recent developments and these conditions require to change our decision issued on March 28.

According to the judgment of the Hague Court, Israel did not provide sufficient conditions to ensure the safety and preservation of the refugees’ lives and their transfer from Rafah to Al-Mawasi. The court has found that the situation caused by Israel’s attack on Rafah is an increasing danger to civilians.

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