South Africa-Israel Case at the International Court of Justice

This chapter discusses the South Africa-Israel case at the International Court of Justice (ICJ) regarding the alleged violation of the Genocide Convention and the arguments presented by the legal teams from both sides. It explores the issue of provisional measures and previous cases where they were ordered. The chapter also highlights the compliance of Myanmar and Russia with the court's provisional measures and the limitations of the ICJ's jurisdiction against non-state actors like Hamas.