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South Africa vows to pursue Israel genocide case despite Trump pressure

Summary by Financial Times
Foreign minister Ronald Lamola says there is ‘no chance’ country will drop case after US orders halt to aid

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Trump's billionaire mafia tries to bully South Africa to drop its genocide case against Israel

The toxic alliance of billionaires, imperialists, and the far right around Trump is a powerful one - as South Africa is finding out

·United Kingdom
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EU backs South Africa as Trump increases pressure – The Mail & Guardian

The European Union’s representatives in South Africa have issued a message of solidarity as the country tries to shore up international support amid an escalating crisis with Washington.  The ambassadors of France, Germany and Italy and the EU’s deputy ambassador posted a one-minute video clip on X late on Tuesday, in which they stressed that they shared South Africa’s commitment to constitutionalism and multi-lateralism. “We have many parallels…

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South Africa won't withdraw genocide case against Israel after Trump threatens to cut off aid

Pretoria says it will stand by its principles and wont withdraw the genocide case it filed against the US ally at the World Court.

·Tehran, Iran, Islamic Republic of
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شبكة الميادينشبكة الميادين

South Africa says 'no chance' to withdraw ICC case against 'Israel'

“Standing by our principles sometimes has consequences, but we remain firm that this is important for the world, and the rule of law," South Africa's justice minister said.

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'No chance': South Africa says won't withdraw Israel genocide case despite Trump threats

‘Standing by our principles sometimes has consequences, but we remain firm that this is important for rule of law,’ Foreign Minister Ronald Lamola tells Financial Times - Anadolu Ajansı

·Ankara, Türkiye
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Financial TimesFinancial Times

South Africa vows to pursue Israel genocide case despite Trump pressure

Foreign minister Ronald Lamola says there is ‘no chance’ country will drop case after US orders halt to aid

·London, United Kingdom
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Financial Times broke the news in London, United Kingdom on Wednesday, February 12, 2025.
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