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it s calling on the un s top court to reject south africa s appeal. meanwhile, south africa s lawyers accused israel of behaving with legal impunity something israel denies. israel is escalating its attacks on palestinians in gaza and in so doing he is wilfully breaching the binding orders of this court. israel similarly breaches the binding resolutions of the united nations security council. we had posts nations security council. we had posts that israel s army is the most had posts that israel s army is the most moral army in history and we the most moral army in history and we have heard denials that there and we have heard denials that there is and we have heard denials that there is famine in gaza. four months. there is famine in gaza. four months, people, particularly in the west. months, people, particularly in the west, have appeared unwilling to accept that the accusations are true. our correspondent, anna holligan, sent us this update from the hague.
it is calling on the un s top court to reject it. south africa s lawyers accuse them of acting with legal impunity. israel is increasing its attacks in gaza, and in so doing, is wilfully breaching the binding orders of this court. israel similarly breaches the binding resolutions of the united nations security council. we ve heard boasts that israel s army is the most moral army in history. and we ve heard denials that there is famine in gaza. for months, people, particularly in the west, have appeared unwilling to accept that the accusations are true. our correspondent is reporting on the story. she sent us this update from the hague. south africa s lawyers were unequivocal. they said palestinians did not need words or diplomacy, they needed an urgent intervention by this court to ensure palestinians right to life under the genocide convention was protected. the reason why they are focusing on rafah in these provisional measures request is because they say it is the last re