Going into year two of war, could international criticism — and accusations of war crimes — actually change Israel’s tactics?
Israel has once more proved itself adept at spinning favorable narratives around its wartime actions
Israel has once more proved itself adept at spinning favorable narratives around its wartime actions
Ofer Cassif faced expulsion after he publicly supported South Africa’s charge in the International Court of Justice that Israel is committing genocide in Gaza
Palestinian and Israeli advocates have claimed victory at the UN Court in the case South Africa brought against Israel
The charges may have been softened, but the label sticks
It is “plausible” that the Genocide Convention has been violated in Gaza, but a one-sided “ceasefire” is not the answer.
The court ordered Israel to report back on aid and genocide prevention — but did nothing to stop the war in Gaza
The International Court of Justice stopped short of ordering a stop to fighting
The mood in Tel Aviv was contentious on the eve of the International Court of Justice's first ruling on genocide charges brought by South Africa
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