How could the ICJ rule against Israel when there is no possible way to reasonably read the Genocide Convention as applying to the IDF’s conduct?
If the court deems this sufficient, it would go against claims that Israel has the intent to destroy Palestinian presence in the strip entirely.
"We expect the ICJ to throw out these spurious and specious charges," the spokesperson, Eylon Levy, said in a briefing.
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Israeli jurist Elyakim Rubinstein’s perspective on Israel’s legal battle in The Hague.
The Office of the Swiss Attorney General would not reveal details about the nature or number of the complaints or who had lodged them.
Moussa Faki Mahamat, chairperson of the African Union commission, called for an immediate end to what he called the "unjust war against the Palestinian people."
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