PNN – The Zionist newspaper “Yediot Aharnot” reported the concern of the leaders of the Zionist regime regarding the issuance of the order to stop the attack on the city of Rafah in the International Court of Justice.
According to the report of Pakistan News Network, the Zionist newspaper Yediot Aharnot wrote: The new session of the International Court of Justice will be held on Thursday and Friday at the request of South Africa.
This media added: Israel’s political leaders have not yet made a decision about attending or not participating in this court, but they are considering the option of requesting a delay.
Yediot Aharnot added: According to the announcement of the International Court of Justice, the hearing of South Africa’s complaint will be held on Thursday and the hearing of Israel’s defense will be held on Friday.
This newspaper wrote: One of the options that is currently being discussed in Tel Aviv is to submit a request for a delay in holding the court session on the pretext of the short 2-day deadline for participating in the court session.
This Zionist newspaper added: Israel is worried that the International Court of Justice will agree to South Africa’s request and issue an order to stop the attack on Rafah city.
Yediot Aharnot, quoting an unnamed international law expert, wrote: One of the factors that forced the court to hold this meeting was the settlers’ attack on humanitarian aid convoys entering Gaza from Jordan.
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This expert added: This incident, which was widely covered by all media, raises the question of who is behind it?
The International Court of Justice announced on Tuesday that it will hold a hearing on South Africa’s request to take more extraordinary measures against the Zionist regime on Thursday and Friday.
This request of South Africa was submitted to the International Court of Justice after the start of the Israeli attack on the city of Rafah in the south of the Gaza Strip.
Earlier, the media of the Zionist regime announced: Estimates indicate that the International Court of Justice will issue a cease-fire order in Gaza after South Africa’s request.
Also, at the same time as the Zionist regime’s attacks on Rafah escalated, South Africa requested The Hague Court to announce more extraordinary measures against this regime.
South Africa announced: Israel’s (regime) attack on Rafah and the severe danger it poses to humanitarian aid and basic services, the life of the medical system and the survival of Palestinians in the Gaza Strip, is not the only escalation of the current situation in the region.
South Africa added: This attack also creates new conditions that cause irreparable damage to the rights of the Palestinian people in the Gaza Strip.
The war against Gaza has become the most important factor in the escalation of tension between the leaders of the occupying regime, and while Netanyahu and his allies want the war to continue, their opponents insist on establishing a ceasefire and the release of Zionist prisoners.
Many experts believe that Netanyahu’s purpose for insisting on the continuation of the war is to preserve political life and avoid prosecution.