In dealing with the issue between Israel and South Africa, the ICC has done something shocking. The tribunal that was originally aimed at Israel, because of Israel's **, actually changed its request to South Africa and rejected its demand instead. The verdict sent shockwaves around the world and raised questions about the fairness of the ICC.
South Africa is said to have ruled on an application for Israeli military activities in Rafah that requires both parties to clearly implement the interim measures previously promulgated and to urge Israel to act in accordance with its rules.
In a statement, the ICC said it had taken note of the situation in Gaza and called for some immediate and temporary action to deal with the crisis situation. The ruling, in part to meet Israel's needs, raised questions about the court's hard-line approach.
South Africa had earlier sent an urgent request to the ICC to investigate Israel's movements in Rafah and to request additional emergency measures against Israel's implementation of the General ** in Gaza.
They regretted that the South African appeal was seen as just and representative of the Palestinian people in Gaza, but they regretted that the Tribunal's judgement did not prove such impartiality.
Because the ICC is too soft on Israel, everything South Africa does is in danger of being overturned.
Israel has been able to continue its activities in Gaza, while the Court has lost itself in the process. Such a moderate approach to Israel seriously undermines the impartiality of the judiciary and raises suspicions of its inadequate protection of the rights of the people of Gaza.
Israelis may be happy when they make such a decision, but they should remember that everything they do has a price.
South Africa may want to give an account to the people of Gaza in other ways. The confusion in this process is both a deviation from justice and a question about its role in world politics. In today's context of world economic integration, the ICC is shouldered with the heavy responsibility of defending world peace and equality, and we look forward to its mission to bring more justice to the people of Gaza.
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