Live: Israel in Hague hearing: 'Hamas tortured, burned, raped and abducted - Israel justified in actions'.
Following South Africa's charges against IDF, Israel's team, led by Prof. Malcolm Shaw, will refute these claims and prove Hamas' crimes that sparked the Gaza war.
Yael Ciechanover, Nadav Eyal, The Hague | published:Jan 12, 2024 04:23
Israel responds to South Africa's genocide charges, underscoring efforts to minimize harm to civilians and criticizing applicant's omission of Hamas atrocities as cause to war
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'Hamas tortured children, burned babies'.
At the International Court of Justice, Israel responds to South Africa's accusations of 'genocide' in Gaza, explains Gaza war is direct result of October 7 massacre.
At the International Court of Justice, Israel responds to South Africa's accusations of 'genocide' in Gaza, explains Gaza war is direct result of October 7 massacre.
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Israel says found evidence of Hamas military activity in every Gaza hospital.
As the session at The Hague restarted Galit Raguan, acting director of the international justice division at Israel’s justice ministry, took the floor. She attributed the high civilian toll in Gaza to Hamas. She stated that more than 23,000 people have died in Israeli attacks since October 7, noting that "Urban warfare will always result in civilian harm." According to Raguan, these deaths, while unfortunate, may be a lawful consequence of targeting military objectives and do not equate to genocide. She further explained that Hamas exacerbates civilian casualties by operating within civilian areas, including schools and hospitals. She further argued that the IDF has so far found evidence of Hamas military activity in every single hospital in the Gaza Strip, and has done so in surgical special forces operations rather than indiscriminately bombing medical facilities as claimed by the Palestinians. (Ynetnews)
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