Ireland to intervene in South Africa genocide case against Israel at ICJ
Ireland's Foreign Minister expresses concern over Gaza situation and intends to intervene in South Africa's genocide case against Israel.
- Bilawal Riaz
- 1 min read
Ireland’s Foreign Minister, Micheal Martin, has expressed strong concern over the situation in Gaza, labeling it as a blatant violation of international humanitarian law. Martin announced Ireland’s intention to intervene in South Africa’s genocide case against Israel, highlighting Hamas’s attack and ongoing events in Gaza as major violations. The conflict has led to a dire humanitarian crisis, with a high risk of famine and acute food insecurity for the population in Gaza. The move comes after the International Court of Justice ordered Israel to refrain from genocidal acts following South Africa’s accusations. Despite Israel’s efforts to prevent civilian casualties, criticism persists over its actions in Gaza. The UN Security Council recently called for an immediate ceasefire and the release of captives held by Hamas. Israel and its allies refute the genocide allegations, emphasizing the moral stance of the Israeli army in the conflict.