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Tag Archives: international law
The Legal Case for Israel
Further to my earlier post about the use of human rights in lawfare against Israel, Professor William Jacobson at Legal Insurrection has brought us a brilliant video by Professor Eugene Kontorovich, an international law expert, who explains the legal case … Continue reading
Posted in International relations
Tagged Eugene Kontorovich, international law, Judea and Samaria, lawfare, settlements, UN, West Bank
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An open letter to William Hague
On Day 5 of Pillar of Cloud I mentioned the hypocrisy of British Foreign Minister William Hague in warning Israel that it will lose support if it starts a ground invasion of Gaza. This is what I wrote: 13:31 UK … Continue reading
Posted in International relations
Tagged double standards, Gaza, ground operation, Hamas, hypocrisy, international law, settlements, William Hague
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