South Africa & International — International Criminal Court

South Africa: South Africa has alleged that Israel has committed genocide in Gaza, an accusation that the United Nations' highest court is currently weighing.

International — International Criminal Court: The International — International Criminal Court has issued an arrest warrant for Benjamin Netanyahu, accusing him of crimes against humanity, which he denies.

South Africa: South Africa is facing a diplomatic boycott from the United States for the G20 summit, stemming from accusations of mistreating white farmers, which South Africa denies.

International — International Criminal Court: South Africa's genocide case against Israel in the International — International Criminal Court is suggested as a potential underlying reason for Donald Trump's anger, though not directly cited for the G20 boycott.

South Africa: South Africa initiated a case against Israel at the International — International Criminal Court, which Turkey later joined, regarding accusations of genocide.

International — International Criminal Court: Turkey joined South Africa's case accusing Israel of genocide at the International — International Criminal Court, which provides a legal backdrop to the current arrest warrants.

South Africa: South Africa initiated a genocide case against Israel before the United Nations' highest judicial body, which some Latin American countries joined.

International — International Criminal Court: The International — International Criminal Court is the United Nations' highest judicial body where South Africa brought a genocide case against Israel.

South Africa: South Africa faced accusations from Donald Trump regarding anti-white policies, land expropriation, and an 'anti-American' foreign policy, leading to a cut in US assistance and a strained bilateral relationship. Its affirmative action laws and legal actions against Israel at the International — International Criminal Court were also criticized.