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THE HAGUE: The UAE accused Qatar on Monday of backing 鈥渢errorism and extremism鈥� as the three-year-old Gulf diplomatic crisis returned to the UN鈥檚 top court.
Abu Dhabi urged the Hague-based International Court of Justice (ICJ) to throw out a case brought by Doha claiming measures taken against Qatar amounted to racial discrimination.
抖阴短视频, Bahrain, the UAE and several other allies severed ties with Qatar in a shock move in 2017, accusing Doha of backing terrorism and siding with their regional rival Iran.
They imposed an effective boycott by land, air and sea, and ordered the expulsion of Qatari nationals. Qatar dragged the UAE to the ICJ a year later seeking to get the measures lifted.
The allies faced a 鈥済rave threat brought by Qatar鈥檚 support for terrorism and extremism,鈥� Abdallah Al-Naqbi, director of the international law department at the UAE foreign ministry, told the court via videolink.
鈥淭his has nothing to do with racial discrimination.鈥�
Qatar鈥檚 case at the ICJ says that the UAE鈥檚 actions breached the 1965 International Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Racial Discrimination (CERD).
Qatar is due to give its response on Wednesday, with the rest of the hearings 鈥� which are all taking place by videolink due to the coronavirus pandemic 鈥� due on Friday and Monday.
But a final ruling by the ICJ, which was set up in 1946 after World War II to rule in disputes between member states of the United Nations, could take years.
The court issues binding judgments but has no means of enforcing them.
The crisis between Qatar and the rival nations shows no sign of relenting despite rising international pressure to end the feud.
The alliance has issued a raft of terms Qatar must accept before it will lift the embargo that includes a ban on direct air, land or sea trade.
Doha strongly denies the allegations and has refused to meet the demands that also stipulate the closure of its flagship state-run broadcaster Al Jazeera.
The UAE鈥檚 Al-Naqbi said that his country and Qatar 鈥渟hare historical bonds dating back to ancient times,鈥� and that Abu Dhabi was 鈥渙pen to close the Gulf rift鈥� with the help of third parties.

Doha had already acted to address 鈥渋mperfections鈥� in its initial response, such as holding off any deportations and allowing Qataris to enter the UAE 鈥渟ubject only to an application process and security screening,鈥� he said.
In an apparent reference to the UAE鈥檚 historic normalization of ties with Israel, Al-Naqbi said that 鈥渁s the court will have noted from other recent events, the UAE鈥檚 aspiration as a nation is to be open and to build bridges.鈥�