"Revisiting the ICJ Ruling on Israel's Actions in Gaza"
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The UN's world court ruled on South Africa's case against Israel's war on Hamas in Gaza, calling on Israel to prevent a potential genocide of Palestinians but stopping short of demanding an immediate cease-fire. The ruling did not address the core issue of genocide but urged Israel to take measures to prevent genocidal acts and facilitate humanitarian aid. While Israel plans to continue its offensive, the ruling increases international scrutiny and pressure to scale back or stop the operation, drawing attention to the U.S.'s support for Israel and potentially impacting President Biden's standing with the Democratic Party's progressive wing.
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