Israel immediately halts military operations in Rafah; The decision of the International Court came

The Hague:  The International Court of Justice (ICJ) of the United Nations has today given its decision on South Africa’s case for an immediate ceasefire in Gaza and to stop the military operation in Rafah in particular.

According to the World News Agency, the President of the International Court of Justice, Nawaf Salam, while delivering the decision, said that Israel started a military operation in Rafah on May 7, against which the application was heard.

The President of the International Court of Justice, Nawaf Salam, delivered the decision by a majority of 13 to 2, ordering Israel to immediately stop military operations in Rafah and to inform the court within one month of the steps taken for this purpose.

The International Court of Justice directed Israel to allow the UN fact-finding mission access to Gaza.

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Earlier, the President of the International Court of Justice, while announcing the verdict, said that the infrastructure of Gaza City was completely destroyed by Israel’s actions and thousands of precious lives were lost and this process is still going on.

President Nawaf Salam added that after millions of people from Gaza arrived in Rafah to seek refuge, Israel started a military operation there as well. At present, the humanitarian situation in Rafah is very painful.

The judgment states that Israel could not satisfy the court with its actions and arguments. Israel has also not ensured the implementation of the previous judgment and has not provided concrete evidence of respect for human rights.

It should be remembered that South Africa had requested emergency measures in the International Court of Justice to order Israel to ‘stop military operations in the Gaza Strip’.

South Africa called the Israeli operations in Gaza a genocide of the Palestinians and pleaded that Israel now wants to destroy Rafah like Gaza. It should be stopped.

It should be remembered that in a similar case in January, the International Court of Justice ordered Israel to take some measures to reduce the horrors of the war, including stopping the operations.

However, after Gaza, Israel announced a major military operation in Rafah, on which its allies, including the United States, warned about the loss of innocent lives in this operation.

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Israel did not even listen to its allies and in Rafah where about 2 million refugees are living in camps. Prepared for a major military operation.

On which South Africa approached the International Court of Justice and requested Israel to refrain from military action in Gaza and Rafah and for not implementing the previous decision.

In this case, South African lawyers presented data on Israel’s genocide of Palestinians in Gaza, in response to which Israeli lawyers called these data a one-sided report provided by Hamas.

After the arguments of the parties were completed, the International Court of Justice adjourned the hearing and the judgment of the case was pronounced in the hearing held today