In dealing with asymmetrical enemies, Israel’s legal toolkit is limited - opinion

Israel’s counter-terror legal toolkit, while critical, is relatively small. The struggle to find new legal solutions is a symptom of the wider problem of asymmetrical warfare.

POLICE AND rescue personnel work at the scene of last month’s terror attack in Tel Aviv in which three people were killed. The terror wave has been dominated by assailants who decided on their own to launch indiscriminate attacks.

(photo credit: NOAM REVKIN FENTON/FLASH90)

BySHAUL GORDON

MAY 25, 2022 22:04

In dealing with asymmetrical enemies, Israel’s legal toolkit is limited - opinion

Israel’s counter-terror legal toolkit, while critical, is relatively small. The struggle to find new legal solutions is a symptom of the wider problem of asymmetrical warfare.

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In dealing with asymmetrical enemies, Israel’s legal toolkit is limited - opinion

Israel’s counter-terror legal toolkit, while critical, is relatively small. The struggle to find new legal solutions is a symptom of the wider problem of asymmetrical warfare.

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