She just explained it very succinctly for you in 1 1/2 minutes. “Plausible” is the rights asserted by the applicant (S. Africa), not the substance of their case.
She just explained it very succinctly for you in 1 1/2 minutes. “Plausible” is the rights asserted by the applicant (S. Africa), not the substance of their case.
Then maybe you don't understand words. So stop acting like you've discovered a checkmate. She 'succinctly' said the Palestinian right (not the SA right to assert) to be protected from genocide had been plausibly put at risk. So how? In what way?