Israel's argument at The Hague: We are incapable of genocide
Israel’s relationship with the United Nations, international institutions and international law has, at times, bristled with suspicion and blatant hostility.
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Israel’s relationship with the United Nations, international institutions and international law has, at times, bristled with suspicion and blatant hostility.
South Africa and Israel bear the trauma of Europe’s long history of racial supremacism, but each has drawn precisely opposite lessons
Israel’s rebuttal against charges of genocide was as weak in offering documented facts as South Africa’s case was powerful.
The crime of genocide was first established in law by a Polish Jew who had fled the Nazis and wanted to hold them to account for the Holocaust.
The International Court of Justice takes up the accusation of genocide. But which genocide?