• The court affirms its jurisdiction to rule in the case.
• It orders Israeli Occupation to implement preventive measures against acts of genocide in Gaza.
• The court mandates Israeli Occupation to prevent and penalize incitement to genocide in the Gaza Strip.
• Israeli Occupation is directed to facilitate the entry of humanitarian aid into Gaza.
• The court obliges Israeli Occupation to undertake additional protective measures for Palestinians, stopping short of ordering an end to military operations in the Gaza Strip.

The International Court of Justice (ICJ) has ruled that Israeli Occupation must take specified measures to prevent genocide in the Gaza Strip.

During the court session on the Israeli Occupation's aggression against Gaza, the ICJ stated that Palestinians are protected under the Genocide Convention, and Israeli Occupation is obligated to prevent direct incitement to genocide.

Israeli Occupation is required to submit a report to the court within a month detailing the temporary measures taken.

The court rejected Israeli Occupation's request to dismiss the lawsuit and emphasized its authority to issue emergency measures in the genocide case.

Additionally, the ICJ recognized the Palestinians' right in Gaza to be protected from acts of genocide and expressed concern about the humanitarian situation, urging Israeli Occupation to improve conditions in the region.

South Africa initiated the lawsuit accusing Israeli Occupation of violating its obligations under the Genocide Convention regarding Palestinians in Gaza. South Africa seeks interim measures to immediately halt the occupation's aggression, initiated on October 7 in response to the Operation Aqsa Typhoon by Hamas's military wing.

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