International Law
The UN has exhausted its credit of trust. It's time for Israel to take the first step
Trust can only be rebuilt through the formation of new international alliances grounded in shared values, mutual responsibility, and respect for international law.
Israel bans import of goods made with forced labor to align with international trade standards
New York hosted the world's war criminals for 80 years, but Mamdani only noticed the Jew - comment
A two-pronged blood libel: The truth behind accusations of Jewish settler violence - opinion
Israel challenges ICC jurisdiction, legality of proceedings in official objection to case filing
Israel filed an official objection that questioned the legality of the ICC prosecutor's request to issue arrest warrants against Netanyahu and Gallant
Recent events and decisions could be potentially harmful for Israel's near future - opinion
Recent domestic and international events may have severe consequences regarding Israel's position in its war against Iranian proxies, possibly resulting in a quick escalation with a heavy price.
The Advisory Opinion on Palestine is a bad omen for international law - opinion
The ICJ's 2024 Advisory Opinion on Israel is criticized for bias, inaccuracies, and reliance on UN reports over primary sources.
IDF reservist soldier who refuses to continue serving in Gaza speaks out
Yuval Green, a 26-year-old reservist, said the IDF is utilizing Palestinian homes for military purposes and that soldiers take “souvenirs, vandalize the homes, and destroy things for no reason.”
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 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.
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.
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.
Jewish US Army Major Harrison Mann explains why he resigned over US support for Israel-Hamas war
A Jewish US military officer has resigned in protest of US support during the Israel-Hamas war. He announced it publicly last month in a letter that gained renewed attention this week when he exited.
Putting democracy under the microscope
The Center for Applied Research on Risks to Democracy opens its doors at Tel Aviv University.
