No Arms Export Licenses Issued to Israel for Weeks in 2025, Germany Claims at ICJ
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Before the International Court of Justice, Germany stresses that its arms exports to Israel comply with international standards. Judges must decide whether the main proceedings will take place.
Before the International Court of Justice, Germany stresses that its arms exports to Israel comply with international standards. Judges must decide whether the main proceedings will take place.
Nicaragua accuses Berlin of complicity in genocide - German government rejects accusation as unfounded
The International Court of Justice (ICJ) in The Hague is expected to consider today the issue of arms exports from Germany to Israel, following proceedings initiated by Nicaragua, which accuses Berlin of aiding and abetting genocide against Palestinians in the Gaza Strip. [...] Read More...
On Monday, the International Court of Justice (IGH) will again deal with German arms exports to Israel. Nicaragua had brought Germany to the Hague Court for aid to the genocide. According to the lawsuit, the arms exports violate the Genocide Convention, as it would be used by Israel in the attacks in the Gaza Strip. Berlin rejects the allegations as unfounded and considers that the court has no authority at all in this matter.
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