Ritz
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- Jan 1, 2011
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Wanaukumbi.
Kwa Upendeleo: 13
Dhidi ya: 2
Mahakama ya kimataifa ya uhalifu pia ilitoa kauli zifuatazo:
✅ Mahakama inabainisha kuwa hali ya kibinadamu huko Rafah ni janga baada ya wiki za mashambulizi ya mabomu.
✅ Mahakama inakumbuka kwamba hali ya maisha ya wakazi wa Ukanda wa Gaza imezorota kwa kiasi kikubwa.
✅ Afrika Kusini iliitaka mahakama kutumia mamlaka yake na kuweka hatua za dharura kukomesha vita
✅ Mahakama inachukulia shambulio la kijeshi huko Rafah kuwa ni jambo la hatari ambalo linaongeza mateso ya watu
✅ Hatua za muda zinazochukuliwa hazishughulikii kikamilifu matokeo ya mabadiliko ya hali katika Ukanda wa Gaza
✅ Shirika la Mpango wa Chakula Duniani limesema limeshindwa kupeleka misaada Rafah.
✅ Israel haikutoa vya kutosha kuhakikisha usalama na usalama wa waliohamishwa kutoka Rafah kwenda Al-Mawasi.
Chanzo: @Kahlisse
View: https://x.com/shaykhsulaiman/status/1794001171486765456?s=46&t=mTROWpaJUT8H393JMgWOvw
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THE HAGUE, May 24 (Reuters) - Judges at the top United Nations court ordered Israel on Friday to immediately halt its military assault on the southern Gaza city of Rafah, in a landmark emergency ruling in South Africa's case accusing Israel of genocide.
While the International Court of Justice, or World Court, has no means to enforce its orders, the case was a stark sign of Israel's global isolation over its campaign in Gaza, particularly since it began its offensive against Rafah this month against the pleas of its closest ally the United States.
Reading out the ruling, World Court president Nawaf Salam said the situation in the Palestinian enclave had deteriorated since the court last ordered Israel to take steps to improve it, and conditions had been met for a new emergency order.
"The state of Israel shall (....) immediately halt its military offensive, and any other action in the Rafah governorate, which may inflict on the Palestinian group in Gaza conditions of life that could bring about its physical destruction in whole or in part," he said.
Israel had not explained how it would keep the population safe during an evacuation of Rafah, or provide food, water, sanitation and medicine for the 800,000 Palestinians that had already fled the Israeli advance, he said.
The ICJ ordered Israel to open the Rafah crossing between Egypt and Gaza to let in aid. Israel, it added, must provide access for investigators and report back on its progress within one month.
The order was adopted by the panel of 15 international judges in a 13-2 vote, opposed only by judges from Uganda and Israel itself.
South Africa hailed the ruling as groundbreaking.
The internationally recognised Palestinian Authority said it represented a global consensus that the war must end, although presidential spokesman Nabil Abu Rudeineh said it did not go far enough because it did not halt fighting in other parts of Gaza.
Senior Hamas official Basem Naim told Reuters: "We call upon the U.N. Security Council to immediately implement this demand by the World Court into practical measures to compel the Zionist enemy to implement the decision."
Kwa Upendeleo: 13
Dhidi ya: 2
Mahakama ya kimataifa ya uhalifu pia ilitoa kauli zifuatazo:
✅ Mahakama inabainisha kuwa hali ya kibinadamu huko Rafah ni janga baada ya wiki za mashambulizi ya mabomu.
✅ Mahakama inakumbuka kwamba hali ya maisha ya wakazi wa Ukanda wa Gaza imezorota kwa kiasi kikubwa.
✅ Afrika Kusini iliitaka mahakama kutumia mamlaka yake na kuweka hatua za dharura kukomesha vita
✅ Mahakama inachukulia shambulio la kijeshi huko Rafah kuwa ni jambo la hatari ambalo linaongeza mateso ya watu
✅ Hatua za muda zinazochukuliwa hazishughulikii kikamilifu matokeo ya mabadiliko ya hali katika Ukanda wa Gaza
✅ Shirika la Mpango wa Chakula Duniani limesema limeshindwa kupeleka misaada Rafah.
✅ Israel haikutoa vya kutosha kuhakikisha usalama na usalama wa waliohamishwa kutoka Rafah kwenda Al-Mawasi.
Chanzo: @Kahlisse
View: https://x.com/shaykhsulaiman/status/1794001171486765456?s=46&t=mTROWpaJUT8H393JMgWOvw
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THE HAGUE, May 24 (Reuters) - Judges at the top United Nations court ordered Israel on Friday to immediately halt its military assault on the southern Gaza city of Rafah, in a landmark emergency ruling in South Africa's case accusing Israel of genocide.
While the International Court of Justice, or World Court, has no means to enforce its orders, the case was a stark sign of Israel's global isolation over its campaign in Gaza, particularly since it began its offensive against Rafah this month against the pleas of its closest ally the United States.
Reading out the ruling, World Court president Nawaf Salam said the situation in the Palestinian enclave had deteriorated since the court last ordered Israel to take steps to improve it, and conditions had been met for a new emergency order.
"The state of Israel shall (....) immediately halt its military offensive, and any other action in the Rafah governorate, which may inflict on the Palestinian group in Gaza conditions of life that could bring about its physical destruction in whole or in part," he said.
Israel had not explained how it would keep the population safe during an evacuation of Rafah, or provide food, water, sanitation and medicine for the 800,000 Palestinians that had already fled the Israeli advance, he said.
The ICJ ordered Israel to open the Rafah crossing between Egypt and Gaza to let in aid. Israel, it added, must provide access for investigators and report back on its progress within one month.
The order was adopted by the panel of 15 international judges in a 13-2 vote, opposed only by judges from Uganda and Israel itself.
South Africa hailed the ruling as groundbreaking.
The internationally recognised Palestinian Authority said it represented a global consensus that the war must end, although presidential spokesman Nabil Abu Rudeineh said it did not go far enough because it did not halt fighting in other parts of Gaza.
Senior Hamas official Basem Naim told Reuters: "We call upon the U.N. Security Council to immediately implement this demand by the World Court into practical measures to compel the Zionist enemy to implement the decision."