Iran’s Ambassador to South Africa acknowledged the country’s initiative to file a genocide case against Israel at the ICJ regarding Palestinian rights. This acknowledgment came during a celebration of the Islamic Revolution’s anniversary. The diplomat highlighted Iran’s independence and advancements in several fields since 1979.
Iran’s Ambassador to South Africa, Mansour Shakib-Mehr, praised South Africa for its significant step in bringing a case against Israel to the International Court of Justice (ICJ). This case addresses allegations of genocide against Palestinians, specifically in relation to their treatment in Gaza. The remarks were made during a ceremony commemorating the 46th anniversary of the Islamic Revolution in Iran. Shakib-Mehr expressed gratitude for South Africa’s actions in December 2023, which aim to uphold the 1948 Genocide Convention as it pertains to the Palestinian people.
The event highlighted Iran’s appreciation for South Africa’s stance on human rights violations against Palestinians. The ambassador also emphasized Iran’s position as an influential nation, showcasing its advancements since the Islamic Revolution in 1979 across various sectors. This case against Israel at the ICJ reflects ongoing geopolitical tensions and international legal efforts to address humanitarian concerns.
Original Source: en.irna.ir
