Julia Conley is a staff writer for Common Dreams.
South Africa n officials on Thursday made their case before the International Court of Justice to stop Israel 's brutal invasion of Rafah , warning once again that Israel i officials have displayed clear 'genocidal intent' and 'genocidal conduct' in their military campaign in Gaza .
'The threat of famine in Gaza never loomed larger,' said the WFP as South Africa made its case in The Hague.
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