South Africa Accuses Israel of Genocide at ICJ, Israel Defends Actions in Gaza

The International Court of Justice hears South Africa's case against Israel, alleging genocide in Gaza, as Israel asserts its right to self-defense.

South Africa brings Israel before the International Court of Justice, accusing it of genocide in Gaza following the October 7 attacks.
Israel defends its actions, arguing it is fighting Hamas, not Palestinian civilians, and emphasizes its efforts to avoid civilian casualties.
The ICJ's provisional measures require Israel to prevent and punish incitement to genocide and improve humanitarian aid in Gaza.
UN officials and international reactions highlight concerns over Israel's compliance with ICJ orders and the worsening humanitarian situation in Gaza.
The case has sparked a global debate on Israel's policies in Gaza, with implications for international law and Israel's global standing.