Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has presented a post-war plan for Gaza to his security cabinet, covering security control, demilitarisation, de-radicalisation and the shutdown of UNRWA, while fighting continues with a death toll of 29,514 Palestinians. Namibia's Justice Minister Yvonne Dausab urged the International Court of Justice to recognise Israel's occupation of Palestinian territories as illegal.
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Namibia considers it a moral duty and a sacred responsibility to appear before this court and confront the issue of the indefensible occupation of Palestine by Israel.
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In its ongoing war on Gaza, which began in 7 October, Israel has killed at least 29,514 Palestinians, mostly women and children, in Gaza, according to Gaza’s Health Ministry
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Earlier reports gave at least 28,340 12 Feb, 20:36 Maldives Republic27,478 people 5 Feb, 20:35 Maldives Republic
with another 69,616 people have been injured
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Over 100 Palestinians have been killed in Israeli attacks in the past 24 hours.
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The Israeli army’s shelling of residential homes in central Gaza has resulted in the loss of at least 40 Palestinian lives, according to local authorities.
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resurgence of any resistance to its 75-year occupation of the Palestinian territories, which is considered illegal under international law
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Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has presented a post-war plan for Gaza to his security cabinet, outlining the proposed management of Gaza following the ongoing conflict
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reports say Israeli forces have re-entered the besieged Nasser Hospital in Khan Younis. This move comes after a brief withdrawal, with the medical centre experiencing deteriorating conditions
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Namibia’s Justice Minister, Yvonne Dausab, urged the International Court of Justice (ICJ) to recognise Israel’s occupation of Palestinian territories as illegal.
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In 1971, the court’s opinion confirmed the right to self-determination as a legal imperative, paving the way for Namibia’s eventual independence in 1990.
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