International Court of Justice
Lula’s reelection in Brazil puts the brakes on Latin America’s pro-Israel shift
Since 2023, several Latin American countries have strengthened ties with Israel, in some cases reversing policies adopted by their predecessors.
Colombia officially withdraws from South Africa's ICJ genocide case against Israel
PA's UK Embassy praises Foreign Sec. Miliband's ban on trade with West Bank settlements
Germany asks ICJ to dismiss Nicaragua-backed case against Israel arms export
The ICJ parrots political clichés to generate the fiction of Palestinian statehood - opinion
The ICJ is deliberately ignoring Israel’s long-recognized and legitimate historical and legal claims to the areas.
US criticizes ICJ opinion that Israeli 'occupation' of Palestinian territories is illegal
In February, the US defended Israel's military "occupation" and argued to the World Court that Israel faced “very real security needs.”
ICJ sips espresso while Tel Aviv coffee shops burn: A tale of legal myopia - comment
Israeli settlements act as crucial buffers against the kind of aggressions that tend to happen when your neighbors aren't exactly sending you fruit baskets.
Israeli leaders slam ICJ's call for end to 'illegal' activities in Palestinian territories
The ICJ's decision led to new accusations that the UN court is 'antisemitic', 'one-sided' and would consider Israel an 'occupier' regardless of its actions and the reality of the situation.
Israel finally weighs state probe to block ICC–is it too late? - analysis
If Israel waits until all the countries have filed on the issue, it may find itself once again “suddenly” rudely surprised by the ICC.
Israel finally weighing state inquiry to block ICC – but will it be too late? - exclusive
If Israel waits until all the countries have filed on the issue, it may find itself once again “suddenly” rudely surprised by the ICC deciding against it before it has time to announce an inquiry.
Israel should indict Iran at ICJ for plotting to destroy the Jewish state - opinion
The purpose of an Israeli complaint against Iran at the ICJ would create an international atmosphere that will enable people around the world to better understand the threats Israel is facing.
Ex-chief justice: Gov't attack on judiciary paved way for ICC, ICJ war crimes charges
Netanyahu opposes state probe out of concern that diving deep into his failings would undermine his continued ability to serve as prime minister.
IDF chief lawyer gives no timeline for 70 criminal probes
Last month, the IDF military advocate general announced that she is probing over 70 cases of alleged criminal wrongdoing by soldiers during the war.
Israel follows international humanitarian law; now it needs to speak like it - comment
The Broad Perspective: While we have ample grounds to argue for the justification of the IDF’s operation in the Gaza Strip, it is legally bound to come under public scrutiny.
