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ICJ Begins Historic Hearings on Israel’s Occupation of Palestinian Territories

The International Court of Justice began six-day hearings on Israel's occupation of the Palestinian territories since 1967, involving 52 countries and three organisations, with Palestinian representatives urging an immediate end to the occupation. The proceedings unfold as Israel considers a ground offensive against Rafah in Gaza during Ramadan.

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    The ICJ began historic hearings on Israel's occupation of the Palestinian territories since 1967 on Monday only Maldives Republic The International Court of Justice (ICJ) on Monday began historic hearings on Israel's occupation of the Palestinian territories since 1967.

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ICJ Begins Historic Hearings on Israel’s Occupation of Palestinian Territories

52 countries and three organisations countries and organisations involved in the hearings

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  • 52 countries and three organisations countries and organisations involved in the hearings Maldives Republic The six-day proceedings of the historic hearings involve 52 countries and three organisations.

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  • around 2.3 million people Gaza population considering Rafah their last place of relative safety Maldives Republic Over half of Gaza's population, around 2.3 million people, currently consider Rafah their last place of relative safety.

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  • approximately 18% Muslim share of Israel's population Maldives Republic The restrictions extend to Israel's Muslim minority, which constitute approximately 18% of the population.

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  • over 29,000 Palestinians killed in Israel's war on Gaza Maldives Republic has killed over 29,000 Palestinians, mostly women and children, and wounded nearly 70,000 others

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    Earlier reports gave over 22,313 3 Jan, 17:23 Maldives Republic

  • nearly 70,000 Palestinians wounded in Israel's war on Gaza Maldives Republic has killed over 29,000 Palestinians, mostly women and children, and wounded nearly 70,000 others

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    Earlier reports gave 57,296 people 3 Jan, 17:23 Maldives Republic

  • 85% Gaza population displaced Maldives Republic with 85% of the population displaced due to widespread destruction caused to civilian infrastructure in Gaza

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    Earlier reports gave Over 85 percent 11 Jan, 20:59 Maldives Republic

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  • Representatives from various countries present their arguments in the proceedings tomorrow at 09:00 GMT Maldives Republic Proceedings continue tomorrow at 09:00 GMT, with representatives from various countries presenting their arguments.

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