‘A taint of evil’: why the ICJ genocide ruling was branding genius
The charges may have been softened, but the label sticks
The charges may have been softened, but the label sticks
The court ordered Israel to report back on aid and genocide prevention — but did nothing to stop the war in Gaza
The mood in Tel Aviv was contentious on the eve of the International Court of Justice's first ruling on genocide charges brought by South Africa
Israel's lawyers said the proceedings at the International Court of Justice cheapened the term "genocide"
‘No attack, no matter how severe, can justify this violence,’ a South African lawyer argued before the court
The comments followed weeks of pressure from the Biden administration to explicitly contradict the statements of ministers who called for Palestinian civilians to leave Gaza
Organizers say their motives for gathering planned in Washington were misconstrued
What, exactly, counts as a call for genocide? And how should students be punished if those rules are broken?
דער אַרבעטער רינג וועט אויך לערנען אַ קורס וועגן די ייִדישע דיאַלעקטן בײַ די הײַנטיקע חרדים.
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