Chile Aligns with Nations Against Israel in Genocide Case at ICJ

Chile has joined a coalition backing a genocide case against Israel at the International Court of Justice. President Gabriel Boric condemned the humanitarian crisis in Gaza, criticizing Israel's military actions. The move aligns Chile with nations like Mexico and Brazil supporting South Africa's initial petition.

Chile has officially joined a coalition of nations supporting a genocide case against Israel, originally filed by South Africa last year at the International Court of Justice.

In a speech to lawmakers, President Gabriel Boric expressed grave concern over the humanitarian devastation in Gaza, particularly affecting women and children. He accused the Israeli army of using 'indiscriminate and disproportional' force, calling for a 'firm and permanent response' from the international community.

Chile follows other developing countries like Mexico, Brazil, and Indonesia in backing South Africa's petition against Israel, which has rebutted the claims as a legitimate defense against Hamas militants.

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