200 professors, international law experts show support for South Africa’s case against IsraelAl-Baour and the French ambassador to Libya discuss the latest developments in the political situation in the country.

WASHINGTON: Around 200 professors and international law experts announced their full support for the lawsuit filed by the South African government before the International Court of Justice against the government of Israel, for violating the 1948 Genocide Convention. In a letter published by them, they said that "as scholars and practitioners in international law, genocide studies, international studies, and similar fields related to global justice, we express our full support for South Africa's lawsuit before the International Court of Justice as a step towards a necessary ceasefire in Gaza, and achieving Justice in Palestine." It is noteworthy that South Africa began its proceedings before the International Court of Justice on December 29, 2023, against the State of Israel, asking the court to recommend taking temporary measures to stop the genocide committed by Israel against the Palestinian people in Gaza, which led to the killing of nearly 23,000 people, most of whom are women and children. Source: Pa lestine news and Information Agency – WAFA The person in charge of running the work of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation in the Libyan unity government, 'Al-Taher Al-Baour,' met today, Thursday, in his office at the ministry's headquarters in Tripoli, with the French ambassador to Libya, 'Mustafa Maharaj.' The Ministry's media office reported that the meeting came to discuss ways to enhance cooperation relations between the two friendly countries, in addition to discussing political developments in Libya. The media office added that the two sides affirmed their support for advancing the efforts of the United Nations envoy to reach comprehensive national elections in order to achieve the aspirations of the Libyan people. Source:Libyan News Agency