International Court of Justice (ICJ) ordered this Thursday Israel take all necessary and effective measures to guarantee the immediate supply of basic food products to the population. Palestine from A loop.

The court unanimously stated that the living conditions of Palestinians in Gaza were deteriorating and that hunger and hunger.

“The Court notes that Palestinians in Gaza not only no longer face the risk of famine (…) but that famine is beginning,” the judges said in their verdict.

He therefore ordered Israel to take “necessary measures” to “guarantee” basic services and humanitarian assistance. This includes food, water, electricity, fuel, shelter, clothing, hygiene and sanitation products, and medical supplies and care.

It also requires increasing “the capacity and number of ground crossings and keeping them open as long as necessary.”

Added to this is the repetition of the Israeli army’s order “not to commit acts that constitute a violation of any rights of Palestinians in the Gaza Strip as a protected group” according to Genocide Convention.

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According to the International Court of Justice, this includes “preventing by any action the delivery of urgently needed humanitarian assistance.”

New measures were needed South Africa as part of its ongoing case accusing Israel of state-sponsored genocide in the Gaza Strip.

This is in addition to the measures the International Court of Justice took against Israel on January 26, demanding “immediate and effective” steps to prevent the commission of genocide in Gaza and to punish any incitement to exterminate Palestinians in the Gaza Strip. Band.

Although this resolution called on the Israeli government to prevent genocide against Palestinian civilians, it did not demand a “truce” as South Africa had demanded.

Following this, in February, South Africa asked the International Court of Justice to declare illegal Israeli occupation of Palestinian territories, albeit in a non-binding manner, with the aim of reaching an agreement.

(according to Reuters)