The International Court of Justice: Bolivia Intervenes in South Africa’s Case against Israel
The International Court of Justice (ICJ) revealed that Bolivia has entered the case initiated by South Africa against Israel, citing a breach of the Genocide Convention. Bolivia expressed its support for South Africa’s lawsuit against Israel under the UN Genocide Convention of 1948, highlighting ongoing genocide in Gaza due to Israel’s actions.
As a State Party to the Genocide Convention, Bolivia aims to provide its perspective on the relevant provisions of the case. The ICJ invited South Africa and Israel to respond to Bolivia’s intervention jointly. The list of nations condemning Israel’s occupation includes Bolivia, Nicaragua, Colombia, Libya, and others.
Stay updated on this crucial legal battle as the ICJ continues to address the issue of genocide in Gaza and the legal consequences for the Zionist regime.
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