Israel Dismisses South Africa's 'Baseless' Genocide Case at ICJ

Israel's response characterized South Africa's actions as collaboration with a terrorist group (referring to Hamas) that calls for Israel's destruction.

Israel has rejected the genocide case brought forth by South Africa at the International Court of Justice (ICJ), dismissing it as a "baseless blood libel" without legal merit.

Israel's response characterized South Africa's actions as collaboration with a terrorist group (referring to Hamas) that calls for Israel's destruction.

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The Israeli Foreign Ministry maintained that its conflict with Hamas in Gaza involves efforts to limit harm to non-combatants and reiterated its stance of abiding by international law. 

The Israeli response reflects a strong rejection of the genocide allegations and emphasizes the complexity of the ongoing situation in the region.

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(With Agency Inputs)

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