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The International Court of Justice is holding the first hearing of a case presented by South Africa, in which Israel is accused of committing a genocide against Palestinians in Gaza.
Israel has forcefully rejected the accusation, claiming it's acting in
self-defense.
The BBC's Diplomatic Correspondent, Paul Adams, explains the arguments presented by both sides and what is the legal threshold for the crime of genocide.
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The International Court of Justice is holding the first hearing of a case presented by South Africa, in which Israel is accused of committing a genocide against Palestinians in Gaza.
Israel has forcefully rejected the accusation, claiming it's acting in
self-defense.
The BBC's Diplomatic Correspondent, Paul Adams, explains the arguments presented by both sides and what is the legal threshold for the crime of genocide.
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