Publications Regarding ICJ Proceedings on genocide
Articles
Justice Aharon Barak's Opinion Illuminated What the ICJ Missed
Written By: Prof. Suzie Navot,
While the ICJ decision briefly mentions the immediate context of the lawsuit, namely the Hamas attack on October 7, 2023, Judge Barak directs them to the full picture that they did not address. He writes about the events of October 7 as Israelis know them to be true.
On the Delicate Balance of the ICJ Decision on Temporary Measures
Written By: Prof. Yuval Shany
While neither Israel nor South Africa achieved a complete win, one thing is clear: the story of Israel before the ICJ is only beginning
Statement on the ICJ Decision On Provisional Measures
Written By: Prof. Amichai Cohen
Prof. Amichai Cohen, a senior fellow at the Israel Democracy Institute and an expert in international law, made the following comments on the International Court of Justice (ICJ) decision today regarding provisional measures in the case of South Africa v. Israel on the Application of the Genocide Convention.
The ICJ Hearings on Israel and the War on Hamas
On January 11th, the court will begin by hearing South Africa’s oral argument, with Israel presenting its counter argument on January 12th.
What does the international law state and what are the possible implications of these proceedings on the ongoing war and Israel’s international standing? We’ve compiled a shortlist of important information you should have.