UN Tribunal Orders Israel to Halt Offensive in Rafah Amid Humanitarian Crisis
The International Court of Justice (ICJ) has issued a ruling ordering Israel to immediately halt its military offensive in the city of Rafah in the southern Gaza Strip. The court also called for the reopening of the border crossing with Egypt to allow the entry of humanitarian aid and access for investigative committees sent by the UN.
The ICJ's decision highlights the potential genocidal conditions for Palestinians and adds to the growing international criticism of Israel's actions. However, the ICJ lacks the means to enforce its judgment, and it is unlikely that measures will be taken against Israel.
The ruling also puts pressure on Israel, as the US and UK are expected to support Israel despite the ICJ's order.
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