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US support "to Israel's right to defend itself is ironclad... and that's not going to change."

The US' "ironclad commitment to Israel's security... has never been stronger."

"Without humanitarian aid, even our best friends will find it difficult to support us for a long time."

"Israel has to be very careful, because you're losing a lot of the world, you're losing a lot of support."

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"When all this is over... International sympathy will have expired and Israel will be forced to exist in an even greater state of siege."

Will Israel Lose International Support for Its Campaign in Gaza?

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Egypt announced on Sunday to formally support South Africa's lawsuit against Israel at the International Court of Justice (ICJ) alleging violation of the Genocide Convention in the Gaza Strip.

The Egyptian Ministry of Foreign Affairs said Sunday that Cairo will formally support South Africa's lawsuit at the International Court of Justice (ICJ) accusing Israel of violating the Genocide Convention in Gaza.

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In a statement, the Egyptian Foreign Ministry accuses Israel of causing an unprecedented humanitarian crisis in Gaza by deliberately attacking civilians, destroying infrastructure and forced displacement.

In a statement, the Egyptian Foreign Ministry accused Israel of causing an unprecedented humanitarian crisis in Gaza by deliberately targeting civilians, destroying infrastructure, and forcibly displacing people.

In a statement, the ministry said that Israel had caused an unprecedented humanitarian crisis in Gaza by deliberately targeting civilians, destroying infrastructure, and forcibly displacing Palestinians in its war against Hamas.

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Egypt claims that these "systematic practices" in Gaza, where over 35K Palestinians were reportedly killed, constitute a serious breach of international law and the 1949 Fourth Convention for the Protection of Civilians in Wartime.

Cairo claims that these "systematic practices" in Gaza, where over 35K Palestinians were reportedly killed, constitute a serious breach of international law and the 1949 Fourth Convention for the Protection of Civilians in Wartime.

Cairo claims that these "systemic practices" in Gaza, where over 35K Palestinians were reportedly killed, constitute a serious breach of international law and the 1949 Fourth Convention for the Protection of Civilians in Wartime.

Furthermore, Cairo termed Israel's actions in Gaza as "systemic practices," which it argued breached international humanitarian law and "the Fourth Convention of 1949 for the protection of civilian persons in time of war."

timesofisrael.com

Egypt's decision was made as the Israeli military expands its ground operations in Gaza's southern city of Rafah and Cairo reportedly declares that Israel's escalating actions are jeopardizing its peace treaty with Tel Aviv.

On Monday, Egyptian military officers reportedly canceled planned meetings with their Israeli counterparts, citing Israel's offensive in Gaza's southernmost city, Rafah, a move that Cairo says jeopardizes the bilateral peace treaty.

The Cradle

On Monday, Egyptian military officers reportedly called off planned meetings with their Israeli colleagues, citing Israel's offensive in Gaza's southernmost city, Rafah, a move that Cairo says jeopardizes the bilateral peace treaty.

On Monday, Egyptian military officers reportedly called off planned meetings with their Israeli colleagues, allegedly due to Israel's offensive in Gaza's southernmost city, Rafah — a move that Cairo claims jeopardizes the bilateral peace treaty.

Middle East Eye

On Friday, South Africa urged the ICC to issue additional emergency measures against Israel, calling for the immediate withdrawal and cessation of the Rafah offensive and allowing the free influx of humanitarian aid.

Egypt’s decision comes, as South Africa urged the ICC to issue further emergency measures against Israel, calling for the immediate withdrawal and cessation of the Rafah offensive and allowing the free influx of humanitarian aid.

Egypt’s decision comes, as South Africa urged the ICJ to issue further emergency measures against Israel, calling for the immediate withdrawal and cessation of the Rafah offensive and allowing the free influx of humanitarian aid.

Egypt's decision comes after South Africa urged the ICJ to issue further emergency measures against Israel, calling for the immediate withdrawal and end of the Rafah offensive and allowing the free influx of humanitarian aid.

Rejecting the genocide allegations as false and defamatory, Israel claims that it is complying with international law with the right to defend itself after Hamas reportedly killed about 1.2 people taking 252 hostage.

Israel rejects the genocide allegations as false and defamatory claiming it complies with international law and has the right to defend itself after Hamas reportedly killed about 1.2 people and took 252 hostage on October 7.

Israel denies the genocide allegations as false and defamatory, claiming it complies with international law and has the right to defend itself after Hamas reportedly killed about 1.2 people and took 252 hostage on October 7.

Israel denies the genocide allegations as false and defamatory, claiming it complies with international law and has the right to defend itself after Hamas reportedly killed about 1.2K people and took 252 hostages last October.

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By joining South Africa's anti-Israeli campaign, Egypt is betraying decades of peaceful ties with Tel Aviv. Israel has successfully supported Cairo in fighting Islamist terror in Sinai, only to be stabbed in the back by Egypt in its fight against the Hamas terrorists. It also refuses to allow aid to be provided to the people in southern Gaza, whom it claims to defend. Israel has the right to self-defense under international law, and it will accomplish its mission against all odds.

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Israeli source to i24NEWS: Egyptian military cancels meetings with Israel amid diplomatic fallout

Egypt officially backing South Africa's genocide case against Israel is a welcome and overdue step. Israel has now killed over 35K people in Gaza, and any country other than Israel would have long been held accountable for comparable war crimes against civilians and violations of international law. The international community must not apply double standards and take immediate action to end Israel's outrageous aggression in Gaza and its military assault on Rafah.

Dailynewsegypt

Egypt expresses solidarity with South Africa’s legal action against Israel at ICJ

There's a 99% chance that Israel will expand its ground invasion to the city of Rafah before June 1, 2024, according to the Metaculus prediction community.

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Israel Invasion of Rafah Before June 1, 2024?

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By joining South Africa's anti-Israel campaign, Egypt is betraying decades of peaceful ties with Tel Aviv. Israel has successfully supported Cairo in fighting Islamist terror in Sinai, only to be stabbed in the back by Egypt in its fight against the Hamas terrorists. It also refuses to allow aid to be provided to the people in southern Gaza, whom it claims to defend. Israel has the right to self-defense under international law, and it will accomplish its mission against all odds.

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