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The International Court of Justice ordered Israel to cease its military operation in Rafah, in the southern Gaza Strip, in a judgment handed down Friday in response to a case brought by South Africa.
The ICJ said Israel “must immediately halt its military operation” in Rafah. It also said that Israel had to preserve evidence relevant to alleged “genocide,” and provide “unimpeded access” to Gaza for fact-finding missions and investigations. It also said that it was concerned that many of the Israel hostages taken on October 7 remained in captivity, and called for their “immediate and unconditional release.”
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