Spain announced today, Thursday, its decision to join the lawsuit filed by South Africa at the International Court of Justice against Israel. This move comes as part of the growing international support for the Palestinian cause.
According to Russia Today, Spanish Foreign Minister José Manuel Albares stated, “We will join South Africa’s lawsuit at the International Court of Justice against Israel’s operations in the Gaza Strip.” He added that this decision reflects Spain’s commitment to supporting human rights and international law, emphasizing that Spain aims to strengthen international efforts to achieve justice for Palestinians.
This step by Spain reaffirms its steadfast position on the Palestinian issue and its support for the legitimate rights of the Palestinian people. It also showcases the increasing European solidarity with South Africa’s efforts to seek international justice against Israeli violations.
The Palestinian cause has been witnessing widespread international solidarity, with several countries and international organizations joining South Africa’s efforts at the International Court of Justice. This lawsuit is expected to have a significant impact on the international stage, increasing pressure on Israel to halt its violations in the occupied Palestinian territories.
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Spain Joins South Africa’s Lawsuit at the International Court of Justice
