THE HAGUE — Thursday marked the commencement of the first session of the International Court of Justice (ICJ) to consider South Africa’s lawsuit against the Israeli occupation for committing genocide crimes against the Palestinians. The court is currently hearing South Africa and its legal defense regarding a lawsuit accusing the Israeli occupation of committing crimes against the Palestinians in Gaza.
Here are some of the key moments:
- Most of Gaza’s buildings and facilities are surveyed from the ground
- 48 women and 117 children are killed in the Gaza Strip on a daily basis
- More than 10 children in the Gaza Strip lose at least one of their limbs every day
- The killing of Gaza and its people must stop
- The UN Security Council resolution to facilitate the arrival of aid to Gaza has not been implemented
- There are about two million displaced people in the Gaza Strip
- The Gaza Strip has been suffering from an ongoing siege for 16 years
- The shortage of medicine, water, and electricity in the Gaza Strip threatens thousands
- Entire families in the Gaza Strip were dispersed and their members were taken to unknown places
- Hundreds of teachers and academics were killed in the Gaza Strip
- What the Palestinians face in Gaza requires the court to impose measures to protect them
- The failure of the international community to confront the humanitarian crisis in Gaza will have global repercussions
- The occupation bombed the besieged Gaza Strip for 3 months in an effort to destroy it
- The vast majority of victims in Gaza are innocent
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