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ICJ case against Israel ‘does not contribute’ to ceasefire in Gaza: UK

  • January 27, 2024
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He British government announced this Saturday that a case has been filed against Israel V international Court (ICJ), which yesterday called on the Israeli authorities to take the

He British government announced this Saturday that a case has been filed against Israel V international Court (ICJ), which yesterday called on the Israeli authorities to take the necessary measures to prevent genocide in A loopdoes not contribute to a ceasefirein the enclave and recalls his “serious concerns” about the court’s approach to this issue, which, according to London, is inaccurate.

A representative of the British Foreign Office commented on the situation.

We respect the role and independence of the International Court of Justice. However, we have already stated that we have serious concerns about this incident, which does not contribute to achieving the goal of a sustainable ceasefire.

In the note, London once again insists that “from our point of view, Israel’s actions in the Gaza Strip cannot be described as genocide” and that “Israel has the right to defend itself in accordance with international humanitarian law.”

The ministry added:

That is why we believe that South Africa’s decision to raise this issue was misguided and provocative.

International Court of Justice (ICJ) | Photo: Reuters

However, London applauds other decisions made by the International Court of Justice in the same resolution, such as the “immediate release of Israeli hostages” or “increasing humanitarian operations in the Gaza Strip.”

“It is clear that an immediate pause in hostilities is necessary in order for help to be delivered and for the hostages to leave, so that from there we can continue to move towards a permanent and sustainable ceasefire without the possibility of a return to confrontation,” he concludes. the note.

(according to information from Europe Press)

Source: Aristegui Noticias

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