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ICJ places ball back in US, UN’s court with latest decision
Kenneth Roth, the former executive director of Human Rights Watch and a current visiting professor at Princeton University in the US, tells Al Jazeera that even though the International Court of Justice declined to grant South Africa’s emergency application to stop Israel’s assault on Rafah, it did use very strong language condemning the planned operation.
“South Africa brought this emergency application because it feared the consequences of the threatened invasion of Rafah,” Roth said, and was hopeful that the court would halt this invasion.
Though the ICJ did not grant South Africa’s request, “It did … use very strong language. It said if the invasion were to occur, it would exponentially increase what is already a humanitarian nightmare,” Roth continued.
“What the court just did though, it said, ‘We already ordered all this to stop. Rather than repeating ourselves, it’s up to the governments of the world, the UN Security Council, and foremost the US government, to stop this killing.”
