Middle East conflict live updates: ICJ orders Israel ‘to immediately halt’ Rafah offensive
The high-profile rebuke by the International Court of Justice adds to global pressure on Israel over its war Gaza.
AP explains the responses in the Middle East as top UN court orders Israel to halt Rafah offensive
The top United Nations court has ordered Israel to halt its military offensive in the southern Gaza city of Rafah.
Israel must halt Rafah offensive, UN top court rules
The court said Israel must "immediately halt" its military offensive into Rafah, which is where more than 1 million Palestinians had been sheltering in Gaza.
UN court order demanding Israel to halt Gaza offensive further isolates US position
An order by the top United Nations court for Israel to halt its military offensive in the southern Gaza city of Rafah deepens its disconnect with the United States
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Israel-Gaza war live: Israel strikes Rafah after top UN court orders it to halt offensive
The International Court of Justice ordered Israel to ‘immediately halt’ its military offensive in the southern city
U.N. court order deepens Israel’s isolation as it fights on in Rafah
Though a rebuke to Israel’s conduct of its war, the World Court ruling will be difficult to enforce without the backing of the United States.
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