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The BRICS leaders' summit is underway in New Delhi, where Ramaphosa has linked his position to the ICJ proceedings regarding South Africa's accusation of genocide against Israel in Gaza.

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  1. Urged stronger OIC coordination to protect Palestinians and accused of violating international law in occupied territories.
  2. Jerusalem is proposed as the capital of an independent state and seeks UNGA participation.
  3. Ramaphosa commented on the ICJ case status as European allies address accountability gaps.
  4. South Africa formally instituted ICJ proceedings against Israel during the BRICS summit.
  5. Declaration supports two-state solution; CPI(M) questions government commitment.

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6 reports, 3 independent, last reported Oct 18. The briefing below covers this first event.

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The BRICS leaders' summit is underway in New Delhi, where Ramaphosa has linked his position to the ICJ proceedings regarding South Africa's accusation of genocide against Israel in Gaza.

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  1. South Africa formally instituted ICJ proceedings against Israel during the BRICS summit.1 source
  2. Ramaphosa commented on the ICJ case status as European allies address accountability gaps.1 source
  3. High-level proposals made on September 12, 2026, regarding the future of Mandatory Palestine, including calls for self-determination, end to forced displacement, and East Jerusalem as the capital of a future state.Sub-event
  4. Ramaphosa links to ICJ proceedings as South Africa accuses Israel of genocide in Gaza during BRICS summit.1 source

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