ICJ’s Genocide Ruling Against Israel Has Little Immediate Effect
The decision by the World Court did not order Israel to cease its war against Hamas in Gaza. But the court made a move imbued with historical meaning.
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ICJ’s Genocide Ruling Against Israel Has Little Immediate Effect
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