Tag: international court of justice
PA Lawyers Will Sue Businessmen Operating Under Deal of the Century
Behind the initiative stands Ghani Rabe’i, who previously initiated complaints in US Federal Court against 200 businessmen who invested in Israeli economic ventures in Judea and Samaria.
US Rejects UN Court Jurisdiction on Iran Suit Over Nuke Deal Withdrawal, Sanctions
The American delegation was given three hours to present its initial response on Tuesday, which it did.
Iran Suing US in Hague Court of Justice
Iran claims the US' decision violated the Treaty of Amity, Economic Relations, and Consular Relations, signed by the US and Iran in 1955, decades before the 1979 Islamic Revolution.
Jewish Survival Through Jewish Unity, Theme of New AZM President
Heideman's task will be to fashion unity from a widely-disparate consortium of Zionists.
Israel Preparing to take the Palestinian Authority to the Hague
Israel is preparing dozens of claims against senior officials of the Palestinian Authority for participating in terror attacks.
The Hijacking of Apartheid
The term “apartheid” is often used by advocates determined to achieve their own goals for their own purposes.
The Frum Professor’s Legal Case for Israel: The Video
A clear explanation of what international law is and is not, and how it applies to some of the controversies around the Jewish state.