US EditionIsrael says South Africa genocide case at UN court 'totally divorced' from facts
- Israel defended its Gaza offensive at the International Court of Justice, opposing South Africa's request to stop operations in Rafah and leave the Palestinian territory.
- The Israeli Justice Ministry dismissed South Africa's accusations of violating the Genocide Convention, labeling them as inaccurate.
- Israeli official Noam criticized the genocide claim, stating there is no genocide in Gaza amid the conflict.
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‘We are taking extraordinary measures’ – Israel tells UN court it is doing all it can not to kill civilians
Israel has strongly denied charges of genocide, telling the United Nations’ top court it was doing everything it could to protect the civilian population during its military operation in Gaza.
Israel insists it is doing all it can to protect civilians in Gaza; denies genocide charges
By MOLLY QUELL | ASSOCIATED PRESS THE HAGUE, Netherlands — Israel strongly denied charges of genocide on Friday, telling the United Nations’ top court it was doing everything it could to protect the civilian population during its military operation in Gaza. The International Court of Justice wrapped up a third round of hearings on emergency […]
Representatives of the Call for Palestine initiative today met with the President of the National Assembly Urška Klakočar Zupančič and handed her a petition in which they expect Slovenian politicians to clearly define Israel's genocide of the Palestinians. Klakočar Zupančič announced the organization of a humanitarian conference on violations of children's rights in Gaza.
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