"Lawfare against Israel in Iron Swords?" Webinar with Tel Aviv University LL.M. Parasol Programme.

Natasha Hausdorff is hosted by Prof. Ronen Avraham head of the LL.M. Parasol Programme at the Buchmann Faculty of Law and introduced by Prof Eyal Benvenisti the Whewell Professor of International Law at the University of Cambridge and the Director of the Lauterpacht Centre for International Law.
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[@unisophia]

Natasha is a true gem and a national treasure of the Jewish people! 😻

[@Gordan19758]

As always a great conversation with Natasha about the current situation around Isreal.

[@matthewlange2460]

In my view the ICJ would consider itself as having jurisdiction over the matter due to the high profile nature of the case, they are cynics. It seems to me that South Africa manufactured a dispute with Israel to have some standing before the court in order to bring an application. If they (ICJ) make findings in favour of SA wouldn't the ICJ be make a ruling against the UN Charter whereby a non state territory can attack a state with impunity who would have no right to self defence, the UN and it's various bodies would not have any credibility which would be troubling for the world. The current issue with the Palestinians highlights the problems international law and the ICJ has on dealing with non state actors

[@david613r]

If the ICC was able to insist it has jurisdiction - even though Israel isn't a party to the Rome Statute - because Palestine is a party, can't the same argument be used at the ICJ to bring Hamas to the court, since Israel is a party?

[@istvanhorvat5124]

I would like to hear more about anti-semitism and alleged international war against Israel within legal circles. Any thoughts?