International Court of Justice
Wikipedia's Israel page now unequivocally states Jewish state is 'committing genocide'
The edit was made on December 11 and has not been reversed since, despite extensive discussion between editors. The section appears at the end of the third paragraph in the top section of the page.
Stopping Jews from bettering mankind: What drives modern antisemitic conspiracies - opinion
World Court to give opinion on Israel's obligations to allow aid to Palestinians
Dutch Supreme Court rejects Russia’s final appeal in Yukos case, clearing path to enforce $65b
Why the world believes Israeli settlements are illegal - explainer
The ICJ adopted the view that the Israeli presence in the West Bank – and east Jerusalem – is unlawful and that Israel is obligated to bring the occupation of the territory to an end.
ICJ scheduled to deliver advisory opinion on Israel’s obligations regarding presence of int’l orgs
The International Court of Justice will deliver its opinion regarding Israel's responsibilities in the West Bank, Gaza, and East Jerusalem on October 22.
'Israel committing genocide in Gaza,' UN inquiry concludes
"Genocide is occurring in Gaza," said Navi Pillay, head of the Commission of Inquiry on the Occupied Palestinian Territory and a former International Criminal Court judge.
Israel probably missed chance to flip narrative at ICC, but still has chance at ICJ - analysis
The volatile mix of politics and law is always a piece of international court cases, but when cases are on the fence, the impact of that mix looms larger.
Netherlands lists Israel as threatening state actor alongside Iran, Russia, Turkey
The National Coordinator for Terrorism and Security (NCTV) report, released on July 17, lists Israel as one of the countries that aims to "control public opinion and political decision making."
In landmark opinion, World Court says countries must address climate change threat
"Climate change treaties establish stringent obligations on states," judge Yuji Iwasawa said, adding that failing to comply with them was a breach of international law.
Striking civilian targets: Iran's violation of international law must be punished - opinion
If Iran’s campaign of civilian targeting remains unchallenged, the next war may bring further crossing of red lines. However, with one important difference: Next time, it may not be about Israel.
Spain cancels €285 million missile contract with Israel's Rafael
Last Friday, Spanish Secretary of State for Defense Amparo Valcarce stated that the government was working on "disengagement plans" to avoid depending on Israel "in any way."
WATCH: What’s at stake for Israel at the ICJ in Gaza genocide suit?
Legal affairs correspondent Sarah Ben-Nun joins the Jerusalem Post Studio to discuss what the hearings could mean for Israel.
Caught between the ICJ and Smotrich: Will Netanyahu allow humanitarian aid into Gaza? - analysis
Netanyahu is trying to walk a tightrope between avoiding new problems with the ICJ and new problems with Smotrich threatening to topple his coalition.
What does Israel’s six month delay of ICJ genocide case mean? - analysis
There are unlikely to be any major new consequences against Israel legally or diplomatically regarding the genocide allegations before sometime in 2026.
