Overview

• The ICJ found no evidence that German arms transfers to Israel facilitated genocide or violated international humanitarian law.
• Germany argued it has stringent licensing standards for arms exports to ensure compliance with international norms.
• The court expressed deep concern over the humanitarian situation in Gaza but chose not to issue emergency measures.
• Despite rejecting the provisional measures, the ICJ will continue to hear the case, which could take years to resolve.
• Nicaragua's request focused on stopping German military aid and resuming funding to the UN Relief and Works Agency.