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ICJ’s Delay in Gaza Genocide Verdict Sparks Urgency Amid Humanitarian Crisis

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1Nojor Desk
  • 28 Jul 25
  • 11:16 PM

The International Court of Justice (ICJ) is expected to take until late 2027 to deliver a final verdict on genocide allegations against Israel in Gaza. Despite credible evidence and urgent humanitarian needs, political pressures and procedural complexities have prolonged the process. Israel was supposed to respond on Monday to the genocide allegations made by South Africa. However, the court has extended the deadline by six months. The ICJ previously issued emergency orders which Israel largely ignored. Legal experts warn that although the ruling is delayed, Israel’s actions already meet the genocide criteria, urging the global community to act without waiting.

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Bonik Barta 28 Jul 25

Genocide in Gaza: Why Is the ICJ Taking So Long to Deliver a Verdict?

Every day, Palestinians in the Gaza Strip are losing their lives to hunger. Many international law experts, human rights organizations, and political leaders have begun labeling Israel’s actions as genocide. However, it is believed that the International Court of Justice (ICJ) will take many years to deliver a final verdict in the genocide case against Israel. This report is from The Guardian.

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