Prime Minister Netanyahu Addresses the Lawsuit Against Israel at the International Court, Calls the False Accusations in The Hague a Moral Low Point in the History of Nations.

Just before the hearing in The Hague on South Africa's lawsuit against Israel, the families of the abductees demonstrated in the streets of the city with Israeli flags and signs calling for the return of the abductees home from the Gaza Strip.

The Hague Court of Justice holds the first hearing on South Africa's claims against Israel for committing "Genocide" in the Gaza Strip.

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu this evening addressed the allegations directed against him opposing the appointment of former Supreme Court President Aharon Barak as a judge on behalf of the State of Israel at the hearing in The Hague, saying: "He is a Holocaust survivor."

Following a series of marathon meetings among senior officials, Israel is forming a strategy to deal with South Africa's genocide charges in the Hague, including using its right to appoint its own judge to the 15-judge panel.

The International Court revealed that its computer system was hacked after they detected unusual activity on the computer network. A spokesman for the tribunal declined to comment on how severe the hack was