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Nine Nations Form Hague Group to Hold Israel Accountable for War Crimes

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February 3, 2025
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Nine Nations Form Hague Group to Hold Israel Accountable for War Crimes
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Nine countries have formed the Hague Group to take action against Israel for alleged violations of international law in Gaza and the Occupied Palestinian Territories. Representatives from South Africa, Malaysia, Namibia, Colombia, Bolivia, Chile, Senegal, Honduras, and Belize met in The Hague on Friday to announce the initiative.

The meeting, hosted by Progressive International, focused on enforcing legal, economic, and diplomatic measures. The Hague Group aims to block arms transfers and support the International Criminal Court (ICC) in its investigations.

A Response to Humanitarian Violations

The group stated that their initiative is necessary due to the humanitarian crisis in Gaza. They accused Israel of committing “genocidal” acts and condemned the destruction of Palestinian communities and cultural heritage.

The Hague Group emphasized its commitment to international law. They declared their intent to support Palestinian self-determination and statehood while working to end Israel’s occupation.

Support for ICC and Legal Enforcement

The coalition pledged to assist the ICC in holding Israeli leaders accountable. In November, the ICC issued arrest warrants for Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and former Defense Minister Yoav Gallant. They face charges of war crimes and crimes against humanity.

The Hague Group also committed to stopping arms shipments to Israel if there is a risk of violations of humanitarian law. Additionally, they plan to prevent military fuel and weaponry from reaching Israel by blocking suspect vessels from docking in their ports.

Global Reactions and Legal Challenges

The formation of the Hague Group follows South Africa’s case against Israel at the International Court of Justice (ICJ). The case accuses Israel of violating the Genocide Convention in Gaza. Several nations, including Nicaragua, Colombia, Cuba, Libya, Mexico, Palestine, Spain, and Türkiye, have joined the case.

The humanitarian crisis in Gaza continues to worsen. Reports indicate that over 47,400 Palestinians have been killed since October 7, 2023. More than 111,000 have been injured, and thousands remain missing. Aid organizations warn of catastrophic conditions, particularly for children and the elderly.

Next Steps and International Pressure

The Hague Group has pledged further actions to end Israeli occupation and support Palestinian rights. Their coordinated legal and diplomatic approach marks a new phase in efforts to hold Israel accountable.

Their actions add to the growing international opposition to Israel’s military operations. The group’s measures could impact Israel’s access to military supplies and diplomatic relations with various countries.

The Hague Group’s statement reinforced their determination to take bold steps. They are prepared to challenge policies that obstruct Palestinian self-determination. Their initiative signals a significant escalation in global pressure on Israel.

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