BRUSSELS, Monday, May 27, 2027 (WAFA) – European Union foreign policy chief Josep Borrell said that the decisions of the International Criminal Court must be respected and left to operate without threat as Netanyahu does.
Borrell added in press statements, prior to the European Union foreign ministers meeting in Brussels on Monday, that the decisions of the International Criminal Court are very important for achieving justice.
He pointed out that saying that the International Criminal Court is anti-Semitic for issuing arrest warrants against Israeli leaders is illogical, as its ruling is very important for achieving the essence of justice in the United Nations.
Addressing the massacre committed by the occupation forces against the displaced people in Rafah last night, Borrell said that the killing of more than 30 displaced people in Rafah “prompts us to demand the necessity of implementing the decision of the International Court of Justice.”
Regarding the Rafah crossing, he indicated that he would propose reviving the European Union’s mission at the Rafah crossing, but this must be in coordination with the Palestinian Authority.
Last Friday, the International Court of Justice, the highest judicial body in the United Nations, ordered Israel, the occupying power, to immediately stop its military operations in the Rafah Governorate, and to maintain the opening of the Rafah crossing, to enable the entry of humanitarian aid into the Gaza Strip.
