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  • “Gaza Jurisdiction Debate — Should the ICC Investigate War Crimes in Gaza?”

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gaza issue

I am not sure what the significance is of this exchange, particularly as I do not see where in my original opinion I made the statement above, but for what it's worth, I was probably refering to...
11 years 41 weeks

gaza issue

I regret that I do not understand the question. The ICC does not recognize states, and the Palestinian Authority has apparently acceded to the Geneva Conventions. If there is a Palestinian state, it...
11 years 41 weeks

gaza issue

The point of the ICC is to get the bad guys, but not under any circumstances. The ICC does not have universal jurisdiction, but a consent-of-states based one. Amongst other things, this requires a ‘...
15 years 37 weeks

gaza issue

Again, I do not disagree. It is indeed a peculiarity but a reality that statehood is not a black-and-white concept, but there are shades of gray, the in statu nascendi entities, for example. However...
15 years 37 weeks

gaza issue

Dear Danterzian, You are right that the 1988 proclamation is a relevant element in the analysis, and I am grateful for your comment as this is an opportunity to highlight that my comment is an...
15 years 39 weeks

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