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The inappropriate use of the Fourth Geneva Convention
Further to my previous post about the use of human rights in “lawfare” against Israel, I came across the following well-researched article by Eli E. Hertz from the excellent “Myths and Facts” website, which explains the inappropriate use of the … Continue reading
Posted in International relations
Tagged Article 49, Geneva Convention, human rights, ICC, ICJ, lawfare, occupation, United Nations
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Turkey’s temper tantrum
In the wake of the Palmer report which largely exonerated Israel during the Mavi Marmara flotilla fiasco, Turkey has erupted in a giant temper tantrum and in a fit of pique expelled the Israeli Ambassador. The Turks didn’t quite get … Continue reading
Posted in International relations, Mideast news
Tagged flotilla, ICJ, Isrrael, Mavi Marmar, Palmer report, Turkey, UN
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