‘No power on Earth will stop Israel,’ says government ahead of World Court’s ruling on South Africa’s bid to have Jerusalem ordered to end Rafah operation or even entire war
The United Nations’ top court said Thursday that it would rule the next day on a request by South Africa to order Israel to implement a ceasefire in the Gaza Strip, as Israeli media reported that officials believe judges will at least partly accept the bid.
South Africa has petitioned the International Court of Justice (ICJ) for emergency measures to order Israel to “cease its military operations in the Gaza Strip” including in the city of Rafah, where it is pressing an offensive.
Multiple Hebrew media outlets reported Thursday that Israel was preparing for the ruling and was concerned that it would include an order to either stop the operation in Rafah or stop the war entirely.
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'No power on Earth will stop Israel,' says government ahead of World Court's ruling on South Africa's bid to have Jerusalem ordered to end Rafah operation or even entire war
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