The International Court of Justice found that at least some rights claimed by South Africa under the Genocide Convention were plausible and ordered provisional measures. Israel was directed to prevent acts within Article II, prevent and punish direct and public incitement, enable urgently needed services and aid, preserve evidence, and report within a month. The Court did not issue a final ruling that genocide had occurred, and it did not order a ceasefire.
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What did the ICJโs 26 January order represent?
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The Court indicated provisional measures; the merits remained unresolved.
The ICJโs 26 January order was a final judgment that genocide had occurred.
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It indicated provisional measures and left the merits undecided.