Activists Thank South African Embassy In Mexico In The Face Of Israel's Lawsuit At The International Court Of Justice

Activists Thank South African Embassy In Mexico In The Face Of Israel's Lawsuit At The International Court Of Justice

Beryl Rose Sisulu, the South African Ambassador to Mexico, is meeting with activists inside the South African Embassy in Mexico City. The activists are presenting a bouquet of flowers as a thank you for South Africa's recent lawsuit against Israel at the International Court of Justice. This lawsuit is in response to the bombings that the Israeli army has been conducting for several weeks in the Palestinian territories in the Gaza Strip following an attack by the Hamas group, which has resulted in more than 25 thousand deaths and numerous injuries. (Photo by Gerardo Vieyra/NurPhoto)

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