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Israeli lawmaker Ofer Cassif joins South Africa s genocide lawsuit at World Court – People s World

TEL AVIV Israeli lawmaker Ofer Cassif, member of the Knesset for the Hadash coalition, announced on Sunday that he would become a signatory to South Africa’s genocide lawsuit against Israel in the Hague.

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Where do countries stand on South Africa s genocide case?

South Africa is taking Israel to the ICJ to accuse it of genocidal acts, and has received support from many Islamic and Latin American nations.

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Bolivia backs SA in ICJ genocide case against Israel

The Latin American nation will join the likes of Turkey and Malaysia in backing ‘historic’ ICJ legal action

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ICJ declines to issue decision in Chile-Bolivia river dispute

Hague-based UN court issues a ‘surprise’ judgement in Silala River case, saying Chile and Bolivia are in agreement.

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