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THE HAGUE - PROF. Alain Pellet of the Palestinian Authority during an interrogation at the International Court of Justice hearing the case on Israel's humanitarian obligations against Palestinians. A total of 45 plaintiffs allege that the Israeli government is blocking access to aid supplies in Gaza. ANP ROBIN UTRECHT netherlands out - belgium out-stock-photo
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THE HAGUE - PROF. Alain Pellet of the Palestinian Authority during an interrogation at the International Court of Justice hearing the case on Israel's humanitarian obligations against Palestinians. A total of 45 plaintiffs allege that the Israeli government is blocking access to aid supplies in Gaza. ANP ROBIN UTRECHT netherlands out - belgium out-stock-photo
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THE HAGUE - Hatem Kamal Abdelkader left of Egypt during an interrogation at the International Court of Justice hearing the case on Israel's humanitarian obligations against Palestinians. A total of 45 plaintiffs allege the Israeli government is blocking access to aid supplies in Gaza. ANP ROBIN UTRECHT netherlands out - belgium out-stock-photo
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THE HAGUE - Ammar Hijazi of the Palestinian Authority during an interrogation at the International Court of Justice hearing the case on Israel's humanitarian obligations against Palestinians. A total of 45 plaintiffs allege the Israeli government is blocking access to aid supplies in Gaza. ANP ROBIN UTRECHT netherlands out - belgium out-stock-photo
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THE HAGUE - Hatem Kamal Abdelkader left of Egypt during an interrogation at the International Court of Justice hearing the case on Israel's humanitarian obligations against Palestinians. A total of 45 plaintiffs allege the Israeli government is blocking access to aid supplies in Gaza. ANP ROBIN UTRECHT netherlands out - belgium out-stock-photo
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THE HAGUE - Hatem Kamal Abdelkader left of Egypt during an interrogation at the International Court of Justice hearing the case on Israel's humanitarian obligations against Palestinians. A total of 45 plaintiffs allege the Israeli government is blocking access to aid supplies in Gaza. ANP ROBIN UTRECHT netherlands out - belgium out-stock-photo
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THE HAGUE - Hatem Kamal Abdelkader left of Egypt during an interrogation at the International Court of Justice hearing the case on Israel's humanitarian obligations against Palestinians. A total of 45 plaintiffs allege the Israeli government is blocking access to aid supplies in Gaza. ANP ROBIN UTRECHT netherlands out - belgium out-stock-photo
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THE HAGUE - The court during a hearing at the International Court of Justice hearing the case on Israel's humanitarian obligations against Palestinians. A total of 45 plaintiffs allege the Israeli government is blocking access to aid supplies in Gaza. ANP ROBIN UTRECHT netherlands out - belgium out-stock-photo
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THE HAGUE - The court during a hearing at the International Court of Justice hearing the case on Israel's humanitarian obligations against Palestinians. A total of 45 plaintiffs allege the Israeli government is blocking access to aid supplies in Gaza. ANP ROBIN UTRECHT netherlands out - belgium out-stock-photo
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THE HAGUE - The court during a hearing at the International Court of Justice hearing the case on Israel's humanitarian obligations against Palestinians. A total of 45 plaintiffs allege the Israeli government is blocking access to aid supplies in Gaza. ANP ROBIN UTRECHT netherlands out - belgium out-stock-photo
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April 28, 2025, The Hague, South Holland, Netherlands: On April 28, 2025, while on break from a hearing to request an advisory opinion on the legal obligations of Israel concerning its actions in the occupied Palestinian Territories, H.E. DR. RIYAD MANSOUR, Permanent Observer of Palestine to the United Nations, delivers comments about the hearing. Dr. Mansour expressed gratitude for the turnout of international press, his expectation of objective coverage, extolled the value and protection of UNRWA, and expressed hope for the implementation of international law. (Credit Image: © James Petermei-stock-photo
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April 28, 2025, The Hague, South Holland, Netherlands: On April 28, 2025, while on break from a hearing to request an advisory opinion on the legal obligations of Israel concerning its actions in the occupied Palestinian Territories, H.E. DR. RIYAD MANSOUR, Permanent Observer of Palestine to the United Nations, delivers comments about the hearing. Dr. Mansour expressed gratitude for the turnout of international press, his expectation of objective coverage, extolled the value and protection of UNRWA, and expressed hope for the implementation of international law. (Credit Image: © James Petermei-stock-photo
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April 28, 2025, The Hague, South Holland, Netherlands: On April 28, 2025, while on break from a hearing to request an advisory opinion on the legal obligations of Israel concerning its actions in the occupied Palestinian Territories, H.E. DR. RIYAD MANSOUR, Permanent Observer of Palestine to the United Nations, delivers comments about the hearing. Dr. Mansour expressed gratitude for the turnout of international press, his expectation of objective coverage, extolled the value and protection of UNRWA, and expressed hope for the implementation of international law. (Credit Image: © James Petermei-stock-photo
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April 28, 2025, The Hague, South Holland, Netherlands: On April 28, 2025, while on break from a hearing to request an advisory opinion on the legal obligations of Israel concerning its actions in the occupied Palestinian Territories, H.E. DR. RIYAD MANSOUR, Permanent Observer of Palestine to the United Nations, delivers comments about the hearing. Dr. Mansour expressed gratitude for the turnout of international press, his expectation of objective coverage, extolled the value and protection of UNRWA, and expressed hope for the implementation of international law. (Credit Image: © James Petermei-stock-photo
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April 28, 2025, The Hague, South Holland, Netherlands: On April 28, 2025, while on break from a hearing to request an advisory opinion on the legal obligations of Israel concerning its actions in the occupied Palestinian Territories, H.E. DR. RIYAD MANSOUR, Permanent Observer of Palestine to the United Nations, delivers comments about the hearing. Dr. Mansour expressed gratitude for the turnout of international press, his expectation of objective coverage, extolled the value and protection of UNRWA, and expressed hope for the implementation of international law. (Credit Image: © James Petermei-stock-photo
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THE HAGUE - Riyad Mansour and Ammar Hijazi of the Palestinian Authority address the press after the first day of hearings at the International Court of Justice. The Peace Palace is hearing the case on Israel's humanitarian obligations against Palestinians. A total of 45 plaintiffs allege the Israeli government is blocking access to aid supplies in Gaza. ANP ROBIN UTRECHT netherlands out - belgium out-stock-photo
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THE HAGUE - Riyad Mansour and Ammar Hijazi of the Palestinian Authority addresses the press after the first day of hearings at the International Court of Justice. The Peace Palace is hearing the case on Israel's humanitarian obligations against Palestinians. A total of 45 plaintiffs allege the Israeli government is blocking access to aid supplies in Gaza. ANP ROBIN UTRECHT netherlands out - belgium out-stock-photo
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THE HAGUE - Riyad Mansour and Ammar Hijazi of the Palestinian Authority addresses the press after the first day of hearings at the International Court of Justice. The Peace Palace is hearing the case on Israel's humanitarian obligations against Palestinians. A total of 45 plaintiffs allege the Israeli government is blocking access to aid supplies in Gaza. ANP ROBIN UTRECHT netherlands out - belgium out-stock-photo
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THE HAGUE - Riyad Mansour and Ammar Hijazi of the Palestinian Authority addresses the press after the first day of hearings at the International Court of Justice. The Peace Palace is hearing the case on Israel's humanitarian obligations against Palestinians. A total of 45 plaintiffs allege the Israeli government is blocking access to aid supplies in Gaza. ANP ROBIN UTRECHT netherlands out - belgium out-stock-photo
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THE HAGUE - Riyad Mansour and Ammar Hijazi of the Palestinian Authority address the press after the first day of hearings at the International Court of Justice. The Peace Palace is hearing the case on Israel's humanitarian obligations against Palestinians. A total of 45 plaintiffs allege the Israeli government is blocking access to aid supplies in Gaza. ANP ROBIN UTRECHT netherlands out - belgium out-stock-photo
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THE HAGUE - Riyad Mansour and Ammar Hijazi of the Palestinian Authority address the press after the first day of hearings at the International Court of Justice. The Peace Palace is hearing the case on Israel's humanitarian obligations against Palestinians. A total of 45 plaintiffs allege the Israeli government is blocking access to aid supplies in Gaza. ANP ROBIN UTRECHT netherlands out - belgium out-stock-photo
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THE HAGUE - Riyad Mansour and Ammar Hijazi of the Palestinian Authority address the press after the first day of hearings at the International Court of Justice. The Peace Palace is hearing the case on Israel's humanitarian obligations against Palestinians. A total of 45 plaintiffs allege the Israeli government is blocking access to aid supplies in Gaza. ANP ROBIN UTRECHT netherlands out - belgium out-stock-photo
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THE HAGUE - Riyad Mansour and Ammar Hijazi of the Palestinian Authority addresses the press after the first day of hearings at the International Court of Justice. The Peace Palace is hearing the case on Israel's humanitarian obligations against Palestinians. A total of 45 plaintiffs allege the Israeli government is blocking access to aid supplies in Gaza. ANP ROBIN UTRECHT netherlands out - belgium out-stock-photo
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THE HAGUE - Riyad Mansour and Ammar Hijazi of the Palestinian Authority addresses the press after the first day of hearings at the International Court of Justice. The Peace Palace is hearing the case on Israel's humanitarian obligations against Palestinians. A total of 45 plaintiffs allege the Israeli government is blocking access to aid supplies in Gaza. ANP ROBIN UTRECHT netherlands out - belgium out-stock-photo
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THE HAGUE - Riyad Mansour of the Palestinian Authority speaks to the press after the first day of hearings at the International Court of Justice. The Peace Palace is hearing the case on Israel's humanitarian obligations against Palestinians. A total of 45 plaintiffs allege the Israeli government is blocking access to aid supplies in Gaza. ANP ROBIN UTRECHT netherlands out - belgium out-stock-photo
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THE HAGUE - Riyad Mansour and Ammar Hijazi of the Palestinian Authority address the press after the first day of hearings at the International Court of Justice. The Peace Palace is hearing the case on Israel's humanitarian obligations against Palestinians. A total of 45 plaintiffs allege the Israeli government is blocking access to aid supplies in Gaza. ANP ROBIN UTRECHT netherlands out - belgium out-stock-photo
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THE HAGUE - Riyad Mansour and Ammar Hijazi of the Palestinian Authority address the press after the first day of hearings at the International Court of Justice. The Peace Palace is hearing the case on Israel's humanitarian obligations against Palestinians. A total of 45 plaintiffs allege the Israeli government is blocking access to aid supplies in Gaza. ANP ROBIN UTRECHT netherlands out - belgium out-stock-photo
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THE HAGUE - Riyad Mansour and Ammar Hijazi of the Palestinian Authority address the press after the first day of hearings at the International Court of Justice. The Peace Palace is hearing the case on Israel's humanitarian obligations against Palestinians. A total of 45 plaintiffs allege the Israeli government is blocking access to aid supplies in Gaza. ANP ROBIN UTRECHT netherlands out - belgium out-stock-photo
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THE HAGUE - Riyad Mansour and Ammar Hijazi of the Palestinian Authority address the press after the first day of hearings at the International Court of Justice. The Peace Palace is hearing the case on Israel's humanitarian obligations against Palestinians. A total of 45 plaintiffs allege the Israeli government is blocking access to aid supplies in Gaza. ANP ROBIN UTRECHT netherlands out - belgium out-stock-photo
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THE HAGUE - Riyad Mansour and Ammar Hijazi of the Palestinian Authority addresses the press after the first day of hearings at the International Court of Justice. The Peace Palace is hearing the case on Israel's humanitarian obligations against Palestinians. A total of 45 plaintiffs allege the Israeli government is blocking access to aid supplies in Gaza. ANP ROBIN UTRECHT netherlands out - belgium out-stock-photo
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THE HAGUE - Riyad Mansour and Ammar Hijazi of the Palestinian Authority addresses the press after the first day of hearings at the International Court of Justice. The Peace Palace is hearing the case on Israel's humanitarian obligations against Palestinians. A total of 45 plaintiffs allege the Israeli government is blocking access to aid supplies in Gaza. ANP ROBIN UTRECHT netherlands out - belgium out-stock-photo
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THE HAGUE - Riyad Mansour and Ammar Hijazi of the Palestinian Authority addresses the press after the first day of hearings at the International Court of Justice. The Peace Palace is hearing the case on Israel's humanitarian obligations against Palestinians. A total of 45 plaintiffs allege the Israeli government is blocking access to aid supplies in Gaza. ANP ROBIN UTRECHT netherlands out - belgium out-stock-photo
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THE HAGUE - Riyad Mansour and Ammar Hijazi of the Palestinian Authority addresses the press after the first day of hearings at the International Court of Justice. The Peace Palace is hearing the case on Israel's humanitarian obligations against Palestinians. A total of 45 plaintiffs allege the Israeli government is blocking access to aid supplies in Gaza. ANP ROBIN UTRECHT netherlands out - belgium out-stock-photo
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THE HAGUE - Riyad Mansour and Ammar Hijazi of the Palestinian Authority addresses the press after the first day of hearings at the International Court of Justice. The Peace Palace is hearing the case on Israel's humanitarian obligations against Palestinians. A total of 45 plaintiffs allege the Israeli government is blocking access to aid supplies in Gaza. ANP ROBIN UTRECHT netherlands out - belgium out-stock-photo
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THE HAGUE - Riyad Mansour and Ammar Hijazi of the Palestinian Authority addresses the press after the first day of hearings at the International Court of Justice. The Peace Palace is hearing the case on Israel's humanitarian obligations against Palestinians. A total of 45 plaintiffs allege the Israeli government is blocking access to aid supplies in Gaza. ANP ROBIN UTRECHT netherlands out - belgium out-stock-photo
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THE HAGUE - Riyad Mansour and Ammar Hijazi of the Palestinian Authority addresses the press after the first day of hearings at the International Court of Justice. The Peace Palace is hearing the case on Israel's humanitarian obligations against Palestinians. A total of 45 plaintiffs allege the Israeli government is blocking access to aid supplies in Gaza. ANP ROBIN UTRECHT netherlands out - belgium out-stock-photo
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THE HAGUE - Riyad Mansour and Ammar Hijazi of the Palestinian Authority addresses the press after the first day of hearings at the International Court of Justice. The Peace Palace is hearing the case on Israel's humanitarian obligations against Palestinians. A total of 45 plaintiffs allege the Israeli government is blocking access to aid supplies in Gaza. ANP ROBIN UTRECHT netherlands out - belgium out-stock-photo
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THE HAGUE - Riyad Mansour and Ammar Hijazi of the Palestinian Authority addresses the press after the first day of hearings at the International Court of Justice. The Peace Palace is hearing the case on Israel's humanitarian obligations against Palestinians. A total of 45 plaintiffs allege the Israeli government is blocking access to aid supplies in Gaza. ANP ROBIN UTRECHT netherlands out - belgium out-stock-photo
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THE HAGUE - Riyad Mansour and Ammar Hijazi of the Palestinian Authority addresses the press after the first day of hearings at the International Court of Justice. The Peace Palace is hearing the case on Israel's humanitarian obligations against Palestinians. A total of 45 plaintiffs allege the Israeli government is blocking access to aid supplies in Gaza. ANP ROBIN UTRECHT netherlands out - belgium out-stock-photo
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The Hague, South Holland, Netherlands. 28th Apr, 2025. PROF. ALAIN PELLET, international law professor, speaks with an audience member as a hearing before the International Court of Justice begins. On April 28, 2025, the United Nations and the State of Palestine were before the International Court of Justice, requesting an advisory opinion relating to Israel's obligations in the Palestinian Occupied Territories. (Credit Image: © James Petermeier/ZUMA Press Wire) EDITORIAL USAGE ONLY! Not for Commercial USAGE!-stock-photo
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