ICJ to deliver advisory opinion on Israel's obligations toward UN, int'l organizations on Oct. 22
Judge Iwasawa Yuji to read opinion in public session at The Hague

GENEVA
The International Court of Justice (ICJ) announced Thursday that it will deliver an advisory opinion on Israel's obligations concerning the presence and activities of the UN, other international organizations, and third states in the occupied Palestinian territory.
The court said the advisory opinion will be rendered on Oct. 22, during a public sitting at the Peace Palace in The Hague.
At the session, ICJ President Judge Iwasawa Yuji will read the advisory opinion.
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