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Gabriel Boric, the president of Chile, announced that his nation would be joining South Africa in the genocide case against Israel.
Boric said in the National Congress on Saturday, "Chile will become a party to and support the case that South Africa presented against Israel before the International Court of Justice (ICJ) in The Hague&rdquo;.
It's worth mentioning that the court ruled last month that Israel must cease military operations in Rafah, in southern Gaza, where displaced Palestinians are seeking refuge from Israel's military incursion.
Chile is not the first country to join South Africa in their case, here are other countries that declared their support to South Africa's genocide case:&nbsp;
Egypt
Egypt&nbsp;announced its intention to intervene in the case, citing the escalating severity of Israeli actions against Palestinian civilians in Gaza as a violation of international and humanitarian laws​.
Libya
Libya formally applied to intervene in the case, arguing that Israel's actions in Gaza have genocidal characteristics aimed at destroying the Palestinian people as part of a broader group.
Turkey&nbsp;
Turkey also declared its intent to join the case, with Turkish officials hoping that their intervention would help ensure the case progresses correctly and highlights the genocidal acts committed by Israel​.
Mexico&nbsp;
Mexico filed a declaration of intervention, emphasizing that Israel's actions, including the obstruction of humanitarian aid and the destruction of cultural heritage, constitute genocidal acts as per the Genocide Convention.
Belgium&nbsp;
Belgium has pledged full support for South Africa's case charging Israel with committing the crime of genocide to the International Court of Justice, in an announcement on the X account of Caroline Gennez, the&nbsp;Belgian Minister of Development Cooperation.

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