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I'm Amy Goodman with Juan Gonzalez.

Prosecutors from the International Criminal Court

have interviewed staff from Gaza's two biggest hospitals.

This is according to Reuters, and what's being described as the first confirmation that ICC

investigators are speaking to medics about possible war crimes committed by Israel and

Gaza.

Palestinian officials have demanded investigations after hundreds of bodies were exhumed in

mass graves at both Nasser and Shefa hospitals following Israeli raids on the medical centers.

This comes as the International Court of Justice has rejected a request by Nicaragua to order Germany to halt exporting arms to Israel, but the court declined

to throw out the case.

Nicaragua had accused Germany of violating the Genocide Convention by providing

military and financial aid to Israel.

For more we bring you part two of our interview with Reed Brody, a war crimes prosecutor

and author of the book to catch a dictator, the pursuit and trial of

his Saint Habre. Reed, thanks so much for continuing to stay with us from

Barcelona, Spain. In part one of our discussion, we talked about the implications of the ICC possibly

indicting Israeli officials for war crimes.

We did not get to talk to you about the International Court of Justice.

Can you explain this case that Nicaragua's brought against Germany and the ICJ not rejecting

it outright, but actually I see

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