Israel is making a big effort to convince U.S. Congress members to stop South Africa from continuing its legal case against them at the International Court of Justice (ICJ). This is all happening because South Africa has accused Israel of serious crimes in their war in Gaza, and the pressure is mounting as the deadline approaches.

The International Court of Justice (ICJ) has declared Israel’s occupation of Palestinian territories illegal and called for its immediate end. This historic ruling highlights Israel’s violations, including settlement expansions and resource exploitation, which breach international laws. The ICJ urges other nations to stop supporting Israel’s actions, marking a pivotal moment in the Palestinian quest for self-determination. Despite Israel’s rejection of the ruling, the global community now faces a crucial decision: will they uphold international law or continue to allow the controversial occupation to persist?

Why This Matters

South Africa has un...