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By David Isaac
The Biden directive required recipients of U.S. arms to provide written assurances within 45 days that they were abiding by international law.
Israel quickly denounced the decision.
By JNi.Media
The American delegation was given three hours to present its initial response on Tuesday, which it did.
“There is no instant gratification in international law,” laments Sarah Weiss Ma’udi director of the General International Law Department at the Israel Ministry of Foreign Affairs. In her interview with Gil Hoffman she describes her efforts defending Israel’s actions in Gaza to the world today on Inside Israel Today.
Professor Kontorovich discusses whether Israeli control of the "West Bank and East Jerusalem" is an illegal occupation.
By JNi.Media
The two Arab claimants own only a sliver – about half an acre altogether, out of the 125 acres of the Amona territory – less than .5%.
By JNi.Media
The two Arab claimants own only a sliver – about half an acre altogether, out of the 125 acres of the Amona territory – less than .5%.
The Muslim states tried to offically claim terrorism against Jews isn't real terrorism, in the UN Global Counter-Terrorism Strategy Review
By JNi.Media
“The problem is not that the European Union fails to live up to its standards in some cases, like that of Morocco,” he argues, “Rather, in these other cases the union explicitly denies the existence of these standards.”
Easily misrepresented or abused, international law can generally be manipulated to serve virtually any preferred geo-political strategy.
By JTA
British rocker Roger Waters published an open letter calling on fellow musicians to join a boycott of Israel. “I write to you now, my brothers and sisters in the family of Rock and Roll, to ask you to join with me, and thousands of other artists around the world, to declare a cultural boycott on […]
Not a peep was heard a few months ago when Israel announced that it would build housing for Arabs in the same area.
By Ehud Tokatly
Whatever step that needs to be taken in pursuit of the war against terrorists will hence be considered legal.
Many readers have probably seen the film “Sarah’s Key,” a powerful 2010 movie that reminds its viewers of overwhelming French collaboration with the Nazis. Even today it seems widely believed that France carried on more or less heroically under the German occupation, and that the 1942 roundups of Jews in occupied France must have been carried out by the SS or Gestapo directly. In fact, however, as “Sarah’s Key” instructs in understated yet utterly hideous detail, these roundups were executed, more or less enthusiastically, by the regular French police.
Jordan’s annexation of the East Jerusalem was never recognized by the international community.
By JTA
The IDF said it will stop using shells containing white phosphorus, although the military’s controlled use of them is legal. Phosphorus generally is used to set up smokescreens to hide troop movement and was used in the Operation Cast Lead campaign in the winter of 2008-2009. The material can cause serious burns, but Hamas claimed […]
Israel must continue to base its policies toward both Iran and 'Palestine' upon an utterly candid and unvarnished awareness of threats to Jewish life.
Under all relevant criteria of international law, Iran's ongoing stance toward Israel remains unequivocally genocidal.
There have been no recognized examples of anticipatory self-defense as a specifically preventative anti-genocide measure under international law.
If the world does not wake up in time to see the danger, Syria will be only the first domino to fall.
A clear explanation of what international law is and is not, and how it applies to some of the controversies around the Jewish state.
When terrorists represent populations that enthusiastically support their attacks, responsibility for ensuing counter-terrorist harm must lie with the criminals.
The New York Times greeted the release of the Levy Report with a not unexpected shrill editorial that captured the sentiment of the Arab world, the consensus of international opinion, and the view of not a few Jewish organizations here in the U.S.
Unfortunately, Israeli governments have not taken the correct line from the beginning. By not vehemently opposing Arab claims, insisting that the territory was disputed rather than occupied, and asserting Israel’s own rights under the Mandate, they allowed the PLO — with the willing connivance of anti-Zionist forces throughout the world — to make its point of view part of the conventional wisdom.
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