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Turkey has called for the prosecution of Israeli leaders, condemning Israel's actions in Gaza as genocidal and supporting a legal case against Israel at the International Court of Justice.
Türkiye urges global accountability for Gaza massacres, accusing Israel's supporters of complicity. Ankara backs South Africa's genocide case against Israel, stressing the need for international pressure.
Nine people, including a senior Hamas commander, were killed in Israeli airstrikes near Tulkarem. The violence has intensified since the Gaza conflict began, disrupting daily life in the West Bank.
Lawyers challenging the ICC’s Gaza war crimes case are set to present extensive arguments, including disputes over jurisdiction and the Oslo Accords, amid growing regional tensions and international involvement.
The Geneva-based monitor alleges that Israel is deliberately targeting schools operated by the UN Relief and Works Agency for Palestine Refugees (UNRWA), which serve as shelter centers in Gaza.
“We demand its implementation. Also the ceasefire, the release of the hostages, and humanitarian access. The suffering of Gazans and the violence must end,” Albares stated, urging immediate action to alleviate the humanitarian crisis.
Consequently, Israel justified its military operations in the region as necessary for security purposes, declining South Africa's plea for an immediate cessation of military activities in Rafah and a complete withdrawal from Gaza.
The hearings on May 16th and 17th will focus on a request from South Africa for the court to order emergency measures against Israel regarding its bombardment of the Palestinian city of Rafah.
Director-general of the Immigration Department Ruslin Jusoh announced that 375 police, military, and reservist volunteers are part of a comprehensive search operation that has been started in reaction to the incident.
In recent developments, Malaysia's announcement of a Royal Commission of Inquiry (RCI) into the Pedra Branca dispute with Singapore signals a re-evaluation of the 2018 decision to withdraw its International Court of Justice (ICJ) appeal.
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