Jordan has engaged in ICJ sessions regarding Israel’s international obligations in occupied Palestine. In total, 45 states and organizations, including prominent nations, have submitted statements to the ICJ regarding these matters. The focus is on ensuring Israel facilitates humanitarian assistance and services for the Palestinian population.
On March 14, 2023, Jordan participated in International Court of Justice (ICJ) sessions concerning Israel’s obligations regarding international operations in Palestine. Jordan is among 45 states and organizations that have submitted formal statements pertaining to Israel’s responsibilities in the occupied Palestinian territories.
The International Court of Justice noted that these contributions included statements from various nations and organizations, such as Chile, Malaysia, Turkey, and the Organization of Islamic Cooperation. The scope of the statements encompassed the duties of Israel as an occupying power and its interactions with the United Nations and other international bodies.
A focus of the ICJ proceedings is to ensure that Israel adheres to its obligations with regard to the operations of the United Nations within the Palestinian territories. These obligations are primarily targeted at facilitating and ensuring the provision of necessary assistance, services, and humanitarian aid essential for the survival of the Palestinian civilian population.
In summary, Jordan’s participation in the ICJ sessions highlights the collective efforts of numerous countries and organizations addressing Israel’s responsibilities in the occupied Palestinian territories. This engagement aims to ensure the delivery of vital humanitarian assistance and essential services to the Palestinian civilian population by emphasizing Israel’s obligations as an occupying power.
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