ICJ Deliberates on Legality of Israel's Occupation of Palestinian Territories

Countries present diverse arguments at the International Court of Justice, with a ruling on Israel's occupation expected in six months.

Ireland and Jordan, among 49 countries, argue at the ICJ that Israel's occupation deprives Palestinians of statehood.
The ICJ is deliberating on the legality of Israel's occupation of Palestinian territories, with a ruling expected in six months.
Israel boycotts the ICJ hearing, asserting the court lacks jurisdiction and aims to undermine its self-defense rights.
Countries present diverse views at the ICJ, with some supporting Israel's position and others condemning the occupation.
The hearings are part of a broader international debate on Palestinian statehood and Israeli settlement policies.