Guy Shalev, the executive director of Physicians for Human Rights Israel, says despite the International Court of Justice’s provisional measures being announced in January, they still see Israel carrying out “indiscriminate bombings” on the besieged enclave.
“We’re preparing a petition to the high court to force the Israeli government and the Israeli military to change its policy towards the civilians in Gaza and to allow humanitarian aid. It is important to say that it’s not just a human thing to do for Israel; it’s an obligation according to international humanitarian law,” Shalev told Al Jazeera.
He added that his organisation deals with regulations from the Israeli government.
“For example, we are trying to get humanitarian aid to Gaza since October 7 basically and we have been prevented by all kinds of regulations. Our banks threatened to freeze our accounts if we continue to try and transfer funds in order to buy medications into Gaza,” he said.
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