International Stance on Israeli-Palestinian Conflict at the World Court

China tells the International Court of Justice that justice "must not be denied" to Palestinians in the Israeli occupation of Palestinian territories, countering the US argument and emphasizing the UN's role in addressing the self-determination of the Palestinian people. Representatives from Ireland, Japan, and Jordan also present their arguments at the ICJ, with Ireland citing serious breaches of international law by Israel, Japan advocating for a two-state solution, and Jordan emphasizing the need for the occupation to end. The ICJ is hearing from about 50 countries on the occupation, with Palestinians seeking international legal examination of Israeli policy to reach a two-state solution, while Israel, not participating in the hearings, expresses concern about the court's involvement.