The highest UN court has ordered a stop to Israel's military operations in Rafah.
The Israeli attack on Rafah in southern Gaza has drawn international condemnation. South Africa is taking matters into its own hands, petitioning the United Nations' Supreme Court for intervention. It's demanding an immediate halt to the operations.
The highest court at The Hague has responded, instructing Israel to stop their military operation in Rafah immediately. The court's president, Nawaf Salam, shared this decision at a hearing following an urgent request from South Africa.
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Israel's military operations in the Gaza Strip, specifically in Rafah, have been a point of contention. Despite Israel's actions, the UN's Supreme Court, presided over by Nawaf Salam, has issued an order for an immediate halt to these operations, affecting both Israel and the Palestinians residing in the Gaza Strip.
Source: www.ntv.de
