Hague Group announces steps to hold Israel accountable in Bogota summit
Summary
A group of about 24 countries met in Bogota, Colombia, to discuss measures against Israel, aiming to hold it accountable for actions in Gaza. These countries decided on six actions, such as stopping arms going to Israel and allowing international prosecution of serious crimes. The meeting, organized by The Hague Group, looked to pressure Israel to end its occupation of Palestinian territories.Key Facts
- The meeting took place in Bogota, Colombia, and lasted two days.
- Around 24 countries agreed on six measures to address Israel's actions in Gaza.
- The measures include stopping arms transfers to Israel and banning ships carrying such arms.
- They plan to review public contracts for links to companies benefiting from the Israeli occupation.
- The Hague Group organized the summit, involving countries from the "Global South."
- These countries represent fewer than half of the 30 present at the summit.
- The group set a deadline of September 20 for more countries to join their efforts.
- Since October 2023, at least 58,573 Palestinians have been killed in the conflict.
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