Cuba has taken a bold step by joining South Africa’s genocide case against the Israeli Occupation at the International Court of Justice (ICJ). This move was announced by Cuban Foreign Minister Bruno Rodriguez, who stated that Cuba will participate as a third party in South Africa’s complaint against Israel at the ICJ.
The Cuban Ministry of Foreign Affairs emphasized that Cuba will provide its interpretation of the convention rules that Israel has violated through its actions in the illegally occupied Palestinian territories. This decision reflects Havana’s unwavering commitment to supporting international efforts aimed at ending the genocide against the Palestinian people.
By intervening in this case, Cuba is demonstrating its solidarity and determination to stand up against injustice and human rights violations. This collaboration with South Africa showcases a united front against the atrocities being committed in the Gaza Strip.
In a world plagued by conflicts and injustices, Cuba’s involvement in this case is a beacon of hope for those fighting for peace and justice.