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The International Court of Justice began hearing historic oral arguments Monday over the Israeli occupation of Palestinian territories, thrusting the decades-old debate before a panel of international judges as the region remains locked in an unprecedented war.

Al-Maliki before the Court of Justice: Israel is committing genocide in Gaza and implementing apartheid. He said that Israel left the Palestinians with only 3 options: either displacement, arrest, or death. It is expected that the hearings will witness the presence of representatives from more than 50 countries, including America, Russia, and China. These sessions come based on a previous request submitted by the United Nations General Assembly in 2022, in which it asked the court to issue an ad...

Foreign Minister of Palestine Riyad al-Maliki addressed the International Court of Justice (ICJ) on Monday.

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The court was first asked to consider Israel’s activities in Palestinian territories more than 20 years ago. It’s now been asked to declare occupation illegal.

Palestinian foreign minister Riyad Al-Maliki told the International Court of Justice (ICJ) on Monday that Palestinians are suffering “colonialism and apartheid” under Israelism and urged judges to order an “immediate and unconditional end to Israel's occupation”.“The Palestinians have endured colonialism and apartheid... There are those who are enraged by these words. They should be enraged by the reality we are suffering,” Al-Maliki told the ICJ.Meanwhile, Palestinian representa...

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The United Nations' high court on Tuesday is set to hold its second day of high-profile public hearings on the legal consequences of Israel's occupation of Palestinian territory.

The International Court of Justice began hearing historic oral arguments Monday over the Israeli occupation of territory claimed by Palestinians, thrusting the decades-old debate before a panel of international judges as the region remains locked in an unprecedented war.