World must deny Israel ‘tools of genocide’, says growing alliance of activist states | Israel

Malaysian Foreign Minister Mohamad Hasan said that the international community has a legal and moral task to deny Israel’s “genocide tools .. Hague GroupThe growing alliance of countries dedicated to coordinating practical economic and legal steps to isolate Israel on the war in Gaza.

The group, which is co -chaired by South Africa and Columbia, has become a central change for practical steps to try to put pressure on Israel; This is, including accelerating collective action in ports and airports to prevent the transfer of weapons and goods to Israel, including double -use heavy machines.

Hasan said that states should also determine that Israel occupied the illegal Palestinian territory.

Meeting as world leaders for the UN General Assembly, the group heard calls to support the help fillet of Israel, trying to break the siege of Palestinian, and Israel’s prevention of international cultural events.

“We must turn anger into peace, law into justice and justice,” Brazil Foreign Minister Mauro Vieira said.

Last week, Brazil participated in the South African action at the International Court of Justice, which accused Israel of a genocide, and said that Israel had no applications for a occupation of its defense claim. Chile, another group member, withdrew the Israeli ambassador.

Vieraira said: “International law requires not only a state not to avoid genocide but also prevented it. It may lead to state responsibility, including genocide and guilt.

In 1962, Brazil called on an international mission in the model of the UN Special Committee against Apartheid, an organ established to coordinate the action to end the Apartheid government of South Africa.

The UN Palestinian ambassador Riyad Mansour said, “The Hague Group represented a point of bending in the struggle to secure accountability and to prevent Israel from receiving weapons and services. Much more needs to be done.”

Zane Dangor from the South African Foreign Ministry, said that a genocide was difficult because of the intention, but an agreement has increased that a genocide has happened. He said that the stopping of a genocide was not optional, but a obligation.

A report from the UN experts this month concluded that Israel had genocide in Gaza.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu rejected Israel’s genocide at an address held to the General Assembly on Friday, and said that he often dropped brochures in Gaza and sent short messages that tell him to leave areas under the attack on the civilian population.