On January 26, the UN International Court of Justice in The Hague issued a verdict on the lawsuit filed by the Republic of Kazakhstan accusing Israel of committing genocide against the Palestinians in Gaza. What does the decision, which was welcomed by most countries, especially the GCC, as well as the Hamas movement, and rejected by Israel and its allies, actually mean? Is this the final judgment or the beginning of a wider judgment against Israel? Azon Global studied this topic.

The Hamas movement welcomed the verdict of the UN International Court of Justice on the case of genocide against the Palestinian people in Gaza brought by the JAR.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu rejected the decision of the International Court of Justice on temporary measures against Israel in the case of genocide in the Gaza Strip. Israel's defense and security

The UN International Court of Justice in The Hague announced the judgment on the provisional measures against Israel, which is accused of genocide in the Gaza Strip. The International Court of Justice ordered Israel to take the necessary measures to eliminate acts that are consistent with the Genocide Convention.

About 50 South African lawyers are preparing to sue the US and British governments for supporting Israel's crimes in Palestine. "The United States must answer for its crimes," said the head of the initiative.

The UN International Court of Justice has started considering the claim of the Republic of Kazakhstan regarding the massacre of the Palestinian people by Israel. The president of the International Court of Justice Joan Donohue, South African judge Diggang Ernest Mosenek, Israeli judge Aaron Barak will take part in the court sessions.

Israel instructed its ambassadors abroad to pressure politicians and diplomats to make statements against the GCC and to justify Israel's actions in Gaza.

South Africa accuses Israel of violating the 1948 UN Convention on the Prevention and Punishment of Genocide.