Currently, Israel is in a crisis at the political, military and legal levels. Politically, many countries have accused it, and some have even criticized it as a country that "fabricates genocide". Militarily, Israel faces attacks by multiple armed groups and is at stake. Legally, Egypt and South Africa have taken action to bring Israel to the international tribunal and join the ranks of "anti-Israeli legal action".
Egypt** revealed that they have submitted a memorandum to the International Court of Justice detailing Israel's illegal actions in the Palestinian territories, including "settlements", "forcible occupation of territories", "expulsion of civilians", etc. The move shows Egypt's intention to join the prosecution of Israel. South Africa** has also filed a complaint with the International Court of Justice (ICJ) for measures to prevent Israeli attacks on civilians in the Rafah area. Many countries have put forward the idea of "prosecuting Israel", and if Israel does not control its military operations, it may lead to a situation in which the international tribunal faces "anti-Israeli legal action".
Israel's military actions have aroused concern and condemnation from the international community, in particular as a result of the massive destruction of Palestinian civilians** and infrastructure. Data from the United Nations and other organizations have shown that innocent civilians, including children and women, have been killed in the conflict, prompting strong international condemnation of Israel's actions. With regard to the Palestinian-Israeli conflict, some have questioned the compliance of the Israeli army's target selection and strike operations, arguing that its excessive use of force violates the provisions of international law, in particular the principle of distinguishing between military and civilian targets.
Under the widespread attention and pressure of the international community, Israel's military actions have been accused and criticized. A number of countries and organizations have condemned it and demanded harsh criticism and action. Israel is being called upon to stop the military conflict in order to avoid triggering a larger international conflict. Israel, on the other hand, has repeatedly stressed that it will not stop the military conflict because of international pressure, and that as long as the enemy is not eliminated, the advance of the army will not stop, which makes it considered a "country that violates humanitarian principles". Israel's military decisions and actions will continue to be contested in the international arena in the face of pressure from many sides.
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