International Law
Palestinian sovereignty and international law: Limits of UN recognition - opinion
Among other things, if current UN member states seek to establish the first Palestinian state, they will have to honor all listed expectations of the Montevideo (1933) and Vienna (1969) conventions.
Trump will no longer let international law get in his way - opinion
Israel is not committing genocide: Exposing the distortion of law and truth - opinion
I’m a scholar of international law: This is not genocide - opinion
Striking civilian targets: Iran's violation of international law must be punished - opinion
If Iran’s campaign of civilian targeting remains unchallenged, the next war may bring further crossing of red lines. However, with one important difference: Next time, it may not be about Israel.
The three I's: A solution to discern genocides from tragedies - opinion
We suggest that every tragedy that might be classified as genocide be tested by the three I’s: Intent, implementation, and implications.
'Israel is breaching int'l law by cutting off Gaza aid' UK FM Lammy says
His comments came before Israel began renewed strikes on targets in Gaza later on Monday night.
Hamas gave 'completion certificates' to released hostages with Red Cross signatures
The items inside the bag gave a clear depiction of the psychological torture methods Hamas used on captives.
Hind Rajab Foundation file complaint against Israeli soldier in Barcelona
"The actions of Sergeant A and his platoon demonstrate systematic violations of international humanitarian law, targeting civilians and protected infrastructure," HRF stated.
Knesset to hold urgent meeting over Brazil's investigation into IDF soldier for 'war crimes'
The discussion follows the Brazilian authorities' demand to investigate an IDF soldier for alleged war crimes. The classified session is scheduled for 11:00 a.m.
It’s time for the Hausdorff perspective - interview
Natasha Hausdorff is a UK lawyer who frequently speaks out on TV in favor of Israel, focusing specifically on countering false narratives that have become widespread in current times.
Statehood and sovereignty: How Middle East conflicts challenge International Law - comment
If Israel is destined to live on guard for the long run, let it move from defense to offense in areas where it is challenged and not limit its struggle to the military alone.
ICC arrest warrants may haunt Netanyahu, Gallant for life - expert
The Jerusalem Post Podcast with Tamar Uriel-Beeri and Zvika Klein.
Dutch see path forward for Netanyahu visit amid ICC hurdles
PM Dick Schoof on Friday said there were still scenarios within the Netherlands' duties towards the ICC in which Netanyahu would not be arrested, depending on the reason of his visit.
Israel approves controversial plan to construct first power plants in West Bank
According to Israel’s Energy and Infrastructure Minister Eli Cohen, “For the first time in the history of the state, [Israel] will build power plants in Judea and Samaria.”
