Jordan, among 45 states and organizations, has participated in ICJ sessions addressing Israel’s obligations in occupied Palestinian territories. The focus is on the role of the UN in delivering humanitarian and developmental aid to Palestinians, emphasizing Israel’s responsibilities as an occupying power.
On March 14, the International Court of Justice (ICJ) acknowledged Jordan as one of 45 states and organizations participating in discussions regarding Israel’s obligations concerning the activities of international bodies in the occupied Palestinian territories. This informal session aims to clarify these obligations under international law.
The following states and organizations have submitted written statements to the ICJ: Chile, Malaysia, Turkey, South Africa, Iran, the UN Secretary-General, and many others. Their joint statements emphasize the role of the United Nations in facilitating necessary assistance for the Palestinian civilian population.
The submissions address Israel’s status as the occupying power and underscore its responsibilities as a UN member. Key points include ensuring the delivery of humanitarian and developmental aid to the Palestinian people, crucial for their survival and basic needs.
This session also reflects broader international concerns regarding the humanitarian situation in Palestine and the compliance of occupying powers with international law. Jordan’s participation highlights its commitment to advocating for Palestinian rights in the global arena.
The collaborative efforts of these states and organizations affirm the urgent need for effective international action to protect and provide for the Palestinian civilian population amidst ongoing conflict and occupation.
Jordan’s involvement in the ICJ sessions underscores the importance of international legal frameworks in addressing Israel’s obligations in Palestine. The collaborative statements from 45 entities highlight a collective call for humanitarian support and compliance with international law. These efforts are pivotal in advocating for the rights and needs of the Palestinian civilian population.
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