Irish Foreign Minister: ICJ rulings are legally binding and must be adhered to
The International Court of Justice (ICJ) has issued new precautionary decisions against Israel, drawing praise from Martin in a recent statement. Martin emphasized the importance of following the court’s orders, stating that they are legally binding and must be adhered to.
Israel’s disregard for previous calls to open the Rafah Border Gate for humanitarian needs has led to further legal action from the ICJ. Martin urged all parties to work towards a ceasefire, the release of prisoners, and the unimpeded entry of humanitarian aid into Gaza.
The focus now shifts towards implementing the two-state solution, with Martin planning to discuss this issue with European and Arab counterparts in upcoming meetings. The ICJ’s recent rulings demand an immediate halt to attacks on Rafah, the allowance of humanitarian aid, and access for UN officials to investigate Israel’s actions in Gaza.
It is clear that the ICJ is taking strong measures to address the ongoing crisis in Gaza, and calls for all parties to cooperate in achieving peace and justice in the region.
