Thirty states convened in Bogotá for an emergency summit, agreeing on six measures to hold Israel accountable for its actions in Gaza. The Hague Group, a coalition of eight states, spearheaded the initiative, with 12 states immediately committing to implement the measures domestically. These measures aim to prevent arms transfers to Israel, review public contracts, and ensure accountability for international crimes. A September 2025 deadline is set for additional states to join, aligning with a UN resolution calling for action against Israel's violations of international law. The measures are seen as crucial to ending the impunity surrounding Israel's actions and providing relief to Palestinians.

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