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UK judge orders ICJ Palestine to pay £82,130 to British-Israeli IDF soldier it tried to prosecute
As covered by The Jerusalem Post at the end of June, the ICJP formally applied for a court summons to prosecute Soldier A for allegedly breaching Britain’s Foreign Enlistment Act (FEA) of 1870.
South Africa’s ICJ delay request may ease pressure on Israel - analysis
Israel is losing the information war, one wrong appointment at a time - opinion
Germany pulls support for Israel in ICJ genocide case, battling accusations of aiding Israel
Int'l lawyer: Palestinian Authority using ICJ case to achieve statehood
The Jerusalem Post Podcast with Tamar Uriel-Beeri and Sarah Ben-Nun.
International lawyer Yuval Sasson simplifies the ICC, ICJ cases against Israel
The Jerusalem Post Podcast with Tamar Uriel-Beeri and Sarah Ben-Nun.
Francesca Albanese runs int'l network targeting Israel, UN Watch charges
The report found that the network's members include some 100 people and NGOs, such as UN, UNRWA, Palestinian, and PLO officials, along with pro-Palestinian academics and activists.
14 Days: Fallen soldiers
Israeli news highlights from the past two weeks.
Spain requests to intervene in South Africa's Gaza genocide case against Israel at ICJ
Spain requested to intervene in the ICJ genocide case against Israel's operations in Gaza. The ICJ judges' order to Israel last month to halt its Rafah operations was a landmark emergency ruling.
South African Jewish community condemns president's chant of 'from the river to the sea'
The board released a statement which read, "The President of the ruling ANC party and the Head of State of a democratic country has called for the elimination of the only Jewish State."
Justice Barak criticizes ICJ order on IDF operation - opinion
The International Court of Justice issued temporary orders against Israel concerning military operations in Rafah, with dissenting opinions from Justice Barak.