Mauritius joins South Africa in accusations against the Israeli regime
The government of Mauritius has announced that it will join the charges of South Africa against the Zionist regime of Israel that is committing murders in the Gaza Strip in Palestine.
The government of Mauritius has announced that it will join the charges of South Africa against the Zionist regime of Israel that is committing murders in the Gaza Strip in Palestine.
The position of Mauritius has been announced by Mohammad Anwar Husnoo, the country's Deputy Prime Minister, who has emphasized that his country strongly opposes the brutal killings carried out by Israel against the Palestinians.
Mohammad Anwar Husnoo, while supporting South Africa's decision to submit a case to the International Court of Justice (ICJ) against the Zionist regime of Israel, has said that he hopes the international community will take decisive action to stop Israel's sabotage and attacks in the Middle East. of Gaza.
On December 29 last year (2023), South Africa filed a case against Israel at the International Court of Justice (ICJ) in The Hague, Netherlands, accusing the Zionist regime of violating the Genocide Convention of 1948 during its military operations. in the Gaza Strip.
In its charges, South Africa accuses the Zionist regime of acts of genocide against the Palestinians. In January, the ICJ ordered Israel to ensure its troops are not committing genocide against Palestinians in Gaza, allow more humanitarian aid and preserve any evidence of violations, but the administration has not implemented a single order of the court.
