Israel's Refusal to Allow Aid into Gaza Strip
Israel is facing accusations of breaking international law for refusing to let aid into the Gaza Strip. The International Court of Justice will hold hearings on the matter.
Key Points
- Israel cut off supplies to 2.3 million residents of Gaza
- U.N.'s top court to form advisory opinion on Israel's obligations to facilitate aid
- Israel demands release of hostages before allowing aid into Gaza
Pros
- International attention to the humanitarian crisis in Gaza
- Efforts to ensure compliance with international law
Cons
- Risk of deepening the humanitarian crisis in Gaza
- Potential for political tensions between nations