The preliminary hearings in the International Court of Justice are set to begin on Monday. The hearings will focus on the charges filed against Israel by Nicole Gergova, which aim to suspend the assistance that Germany provides to Israel, including military aid. Israel, on the other hand, is concerned about the potential violation of its military operations related to the Palestinian resistance.

German Attorney General Sebastian Fischer expressed confidence in their position and stated that they will present their case in court. He also rejected the accusations of provocation made by Nicole Gergova, emphasizing that Germany has not violated any counter-terrorism principles or international human rights. Fischer pledged to prove this in the International Court of Justice.

Nicole Gergova has appealed to the court with a request for interim measures, also known as time-limited measures. Her request aims to have Germany immediately suspend its assistance to Israel, including military aid and military technology, as she believes this assistance could be used to violate counter-terrorism and international human rights.

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