Irish opposition calls on Government to join South African case against Israel

The transcript discusses the challenges of reporting from Gaza and highlights South Africa's legal action against Israel at the International Court of Justice, accusing Israel of genocide. It emphasizes the importance of provisional measures to alleviate suffering in Gaza and criticizes the Irish government for not supporting the action. The transcript calls for international support to ensure the success of the legal measures.

What is the primary legal action taken by South Africa against Israel at the International Court of Justice?

• A symbolic protest

• A case under the Genocide Convention

• A diplomatic negotiation

• A trade embargo

What are the provisional measures South Africa is seeking from the International Court of Justice?

• A public apology from Israel

• A ceasefire or reduction of bombardment

• A complete withdrawal of Israeli forces

• An economic sanction on Israel

Why is the support of the Irish government considered crucial for the legal action?

• Ireland is a signatory to the Genocide Convention

• Ireland is a permanent member of the UN Security Council

• Ireland has a large military force

• Ireland has strong economic ties with Israel

What is the criticism directed at Leo Varadkar and his government regarding the situation in Gaza?

• They have imposed strict sanctions on Israel

• They have refused to support the South African action

• They have ignored the situation completely

• They have sent military aid to Gaza

What does the speaker accuse the Irish government of in relation to the Genocide Convention?

• Actively supporting Israel's actions

• Organizing peace talks

• Being unaware of the Genocide Convention

• Providing financial aid to Gaza