Germany Rejects Ortega-Linked Accusations at The Hague
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At a glance
- Germany told the International Court of Justice that its support for Israelโs existence and security does not mean it disregards international law.
- The statement came in a case related to Israelโs military offensive in Gaza.
Germany rejected accusations attributed to the Ortega camp at the International Court of Justice, defending its support for Israel in proceedings linked to the military offensive in Gaza.
unwavering support
On Monday, September 7, 2026, Germany argued that its โunwavering supportโ for Israelโs existence and security reflects what it called its โhistorical responsibility.โ
historical responsibility
Germany insisted that this position โdoes not imply a disregard for international law.โ The remarks were made before the International Court of Justice in the case concerning the Israeli offensive in Gaza.
does not imply a disregard for international law
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