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January 17, 2025

Although International Law Has Its Place, It Can’t Prevent the Horrors of History from Repeating

But it can do harm.

One of the lessons of the war that now might be coming to an end—if it were not already clear—is the extent to which international law and its institutions can be wielded as weapons against Israel. Aharon Friedman analyzes the deluded thinking that has created this situation:

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January 17, 2025

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