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The Palestinian Minister of Justice told “Sputnik”: The measures of the International Court of Justice are a legal blow and Israel is obligated to implement them
The Palestinian Minister of Justice told “Sputnik”: The measures of the International Court of Justice are a legal blow and Israel is obligated to implement them
The Palestinian Minister of Justice, Dr. Muhammad Al-Shalalda, stated today, Friday, that “the lawsuit filed by the State of South Africa against Israel accusing it of committing the crime of genocide… 01/26/2024, Sputnik Arabic
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Al-Shalalda continued, in statements to “Sputnik,” that “the lawsuit will remain a symbol of the victory of the principles and rules of international law and ethics, and human conscience, which prevail over the judgments of force.” He added that “the success of the plea to take temporary measures is an exposure of the apartheid state, and a legal slap in the face.” of Zionist thought, and this lawsuit consolidates the leadership of international law and the United Nations Charter.” He added, saying: “The second and most important part of this lawsuit filed is that it will take a period to prove the material and moral elements of the crime of genocide before the International Court of Justice, and a judicial ruling will be issued holding Israel legally responsible for committed the crime of genocide, and it will be obligated to make reparation and compensation for all the damages caused to the Palestinian people as a result of the crime.” Regarding the ruling not including an immediate cessation of the war in Gaza, Al-Shalalda said: “Many demands were made to the State of South Africa, but the most important of these was Requests to suspend military operations immediately, but unfortunately the request was not taken, nor was it discussed by the judges of the court, but on the ground we consider that all the temporary measures taken by the court are a success for this case, and we thank the State of South Africa and the judges of the court for Integrity and transparency in taking these measures that in the future will lead to a just judicial ruling for the Palestinian people.” He believes that “based on Israel’s appearance before the court, which is a ratifying party to the Convention on the Prevention and Punishment of the Crime of Genocide of 1948, and is also a party to the statute of the Court of Justice, it is obligated to “Implementing all the consequences of the court’s provisional measures or judicial rulings.” The Palestinian Minister of Justice indicated that “the measures have legal value at the level of the judicial ruling that will be issued, and Israel is obligated to implement and respect these measures, and in accordance with international law, if Israel violates or does not commit to implementing Any of these provisions, the State of South Africa has the right to resort to the Security Council, which in turn makes decisions as necessary, whether recommendations or the Palace’s order to force Israel to implement the decision. Earlier today, Friday, the International Court of Justice ordered Israel To take measures to prevent acts of “genocide” against the Palestinians, and to improve the humanitarian situation in the Gaza Strip, but the decision did not include a “ceasefire” text. This came during a session held by the court to decide on South Africa’s request to take precautionary measures in the “genocide” lawsuit filed. v. Israel. The International Court of Justice stated: “We are aware of the tragedy in Gaza and are deeply concerned about the loss of life there, and we affirm our jurisdiction to decide South Africa’s lawsuit against Israel.” It added, “South Africa has the right to file the lawsuit and Israel’s request for its dismissal cannot be accepted.” We have the authority to order emergency measures in the genocide case brought against Israel.” The court stressed that “Israel must take measures to prevent, punish and stop the commission of genocide against Palestinian groups.” It continued: “The court took into account a number of statements by high-ranking Israeli officials.” Regarding the dehumanization of the Palestinians.” She added, “Israel must take immediate measures to provide the basic services required in the event of war for the Palestinians, who are suffering from difficult circumstances, and take measures to prevent the destruction of evidence of the commission of genocide.” South Africa accused, on 11 This January, Israel was brought before the International Court of Justice for committing “acts of genocide” in the Gaza Strip. It stressed that the attack launched by Hamas, on the seventh of last October, cannot justify what Israel is committing in the Gaza Strip. South Africa demanded the immediate suspension of Israeli military operations in the Gaza Strip, while ensuring that the residents of the Strip have access to food, water and aid. Humanity. South Africa also called on the court to oblige Israel to refrain from any actions that could aggravate the situation and obstruct the work of the trial. Israeli military operations in the Gaza Strip are still continuing, since October 7, 2023, which have resulted in the death of more than 26 thousand people and more. Of the 64,000 wounded Palestinians, the majority of whom are children and women, who arrived at hospitals, while more than 7,000 are still missing under the rubble resulting from the continuous bombing across the Strip.
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The Palestinian Minister of Justice, Dr. Muhammad Al-Shalalda, stated today, Friday, that “the lawsuit filed by the State of South Africa against Israel accusing it of committing the crime of genocide before the International Court of Justice is a global judicial battle against injustice, occupation, settlement and colonialism.”
Al-Shalalda continued, in statements to “Sputnik,” that “the lawsuit will remain a symbol of the victory of the principles and rules of international law and ethics, and the human conscience, which prevail over the judgments of force.”
He added, “The success of the plea to take temporary measures is an exposure of the apartheid state, and a legal blow to Zionist thought, and this lawsuit consolidates the leadership of international law and the Charter of the United Nations.”
He considered that “the temporary measures taken today by the International Court of Justice are intended to preserve the rights of the parties, and not to take anything that would exacerbate the conflict or cause irreparable damage, or that no form of reparation can remedy, until the final ruling is issued.” These temporary measures mean preventing and preventing the continuation of committing the crime of genocide against the Palestinian people.”
He added, saying: “The second and most important part of this lawsuit is that it will take a period of time to prove the material and moral elements of the crime of genocide before the International Court of Justice, and a judicial ruling will be issued holding Israel legally responsible for committing the crime of genocide, and it will be obligated to make reparation and compensation for all damages incurred.” “The crime harmed the Palestinian people.”
Regarding the ruling not including an immediate cessation of the war in Gaza, Al-Shalalda said: “Many demands were made by the State of South Africa, but the most important of these requests was to immediately suspend military operations, but unfortunately the request was not taken, and it was not discussed by the judges.” The court, but on the ground, we consider that all the temporary measures taken by the court are a success for this case, and we thank the State of South Africa and the judges of the court for their integrity and transparency in taking these measures that in the future will lead to a just judicial ruling for the Palestinian people.”
He believes that “based on Israel’s appearance before the court, which is a ratifying party to the Convention on the Prevention and Punishment of the Crime of Genocide of 1948, and is also a party to the Statute of the Court of Justice, it is obligated to implement all the consequences of the temporary measures or judicial rulings taken by the court.”
The Palestinian Minister of Justice indicated that “the measures have legal value at the level of the judicial ruling that will be issued, and Israel is obligated to implement and respect these measures, and in accordance with international law, if Israel violates or does not commit to implementing any of these provisions, the State of South Africa has the right to resort to the Security Council.” He, in turn, makes decisions as necessary, whether recommendations or the Palace’s order to force Israel to implement the decision.
Al-Shalalda explained, “This case will facilitate the task of the Palestinian victims to prosecute Israel before the International Criminal Court, given that the Court of Justice is a court of states and of a civil nature that bears civil responsibility, while the International Criminal Court is for individuals and will prosecute the criminals and perpetrators of these crimes, whether genocide or crimes against humanity.” And war crimes before the international criminal judiciary, or any other similar courts in Africa and Europe, considering that these crimes of genocide, war crimes and against humanity do not have a statute of limitations.”
Earlier today, Friday, the International Court of Justice ordered Israel to take measures to prevent “genocide” against the Palestinians and improve the humanitarian situation in the Gaza Strip, but the decision did not include a “ceasefire” text.
This came during a session held by the court to decide on South Africa’s request to take precautionary measures in the “genocide” lawsuit filed against Israel.
The International Court of Justice stated: “We are aware of the tragedy in Gaza and are deeply concerned about the loss of life there, and we affirm our jurisdiction to adjudicate South Africa’s claim against Israel.”
She added, “South Africa has the right to file the lawsuit and Israel’s request to dismiss it cannot be accepted. We have the authority to rule on emergency measures in the genocide case filed against Israel.”
The court stressed that “Israel must take measures to prevent, punish and stop committing genocide against Palestinian groups.”
She continued: “The court took into account a number of statements by high-ranking Israeli officials regarding dehumanizing the Palestinians.”
She added, “Israel must take immediate measures to provide the basic services required in the event of war for the Palestinians, who are suffering from difficult circumstances, and take measures to prevent the destruction of evidence of the commission of genocide.”
On January 11, South Africa accused Israel before the International Court of Justice of committing “acts of genocide” in the Gaza Strip. She stressed that the attack launched by Hamas on October 7 cannot justify what Israel is committing in the Gaza Strip.
South Africa called for the immediate suspension of Israeli military operations in the Gaza Strip, while ensuring that the residents of the Strip have access to food, water and humanitarian aid.
South Africa also called on the court to oblige Israel to refrain from any actions that could aggravate the situation and obstruct the trial.
Israeli military operations in the Gaza Strip are still continuing, since October 7, 2023, which resulted in more than 26,000 deaths and more than 64,000 wounded Palestinians, the majority of whom are children and women, who arrived in hospitals, while more than 7,000 are still Missing under the rubble resulting from the continuous bombing across the Strip.
