Its papers to the UN tribunal served as reminder of the suffering of Palestinians and Israel’s defiance on international covenants, the president said
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South Africa in March argued, in one of its applications to the court for interim orders against Israel, that attempts to cripple the agency were among deliberate acts on the part of Israel causing the starvation of Palestinian children. Evidence set out over more than 750 pages in the memorial filed on Monday will provide further, forensic proof of intent to commit genocide in Gaza, the presidency and the international relations ministry said.“The evidence will show that undergirding Israel’s genocidal acts is the special intent to commit genocide, a failure by Israel to prevent incitement to genocide, to prevent genocide itself and its failure to punish those inciting and committing acts of genocide,” the presidency said.
In May, in response to one of these applications, the court ordered Israel to halt its military operations in Rafah in southern Gaza. A number of states, among them Spain, Mexico and Turkey, have filed Article 62 and 63 interventions to join in the matter Ramaphosa said Israel has been granted “unprecedented impunity to breach international law” for as long as the UN Charter has been in existence.
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