Two states for two peoples? | Webinar
UKLFI Charitable Trust held a webinar on “Two States for Two Peoples? – The Palestinian-Israeli Conflict, International Law and EU Policy with Andrew Tucker and Prof Dr Wolfgang Bock and chaired by Natasha Hausdorff on Thursday 19th January 2023. In this webinar Prof Dr Wolfgang Bock and thinc. director Andrew Tucker explained the origins of […]
Israel on Trial – Session 5 – A new approach
This 5-part course aims to give insight into the way international law is used and abused by different actors in relation to the Israel/Palestine conflict.
In each session, a panel of experts will give short presentations. These will be followed by Q&A and discussion.
Israel on Trial – Session 4 – Lawfare
This 5-part course aims to give insight into the way international law is used and abused by different actors in relation to the Israel/Palestine conflict.
In each session, a panel of experts will give short presentations. These will be followed by Q&A and discussion.
Israel on Trial – Session 3 – Two States for two peoples?
This 5-part course aims to give insight into the way international law is used and abused by different actors in relation to the Israel/Palestine conflict.
In each session, a panel of experts will give short presentations. These will be followed by Q&A and discussion.
Israel on Trial – Session 2 – What is the Jewish State of Israel?
This 5-part course aims to give insight into the way international law is used and abused by different actors in relation to the Israel/Palestine conflict.
In each session, a panel of experts will give short presentations. These will be followed by Q&A and discussion.
Conversations – Episode 4: The War of Return
Millions of Palestinians are registered as refugees, and Palestinian leaders continue to claim they have a “right to return”. Misunderstanding of this issue has prevented a peaceful resolution of the Israel/Palestinian conflict.
Conversations – Episode 3: The conflict between Fatah and Hamas: the end of Oslo?
Conversation with Prof. Robbie Sabel, Hebrew University, and Dr. Kobi Michael, INSS, about the future of the Peace Process against the backgrouind of the power struggle between Fatah/PLO and Hamas.
Is Israel’s Fight Against Hamas Justified Under International Law?
The latest escalation between Israel and Hamas, and the recent decision of the ICC to open an investigation into the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, have brought the century-long dispute back into the legal arena. ELNET and thinc. invite you to a roundtable to discuss the challenges and consequences of legalizing the Israeli-Palestinian conflict,
The Current Situation in Israel and International Humanitarian Law
The current situation in Israel is an example of an a-symmetric conflict: a terror organisation (HAMAS) wages war against a democratic state (Israel).
Prof. Geoffrey Corn (USA) will tell what International Humanitarian Law says about this.
Conversations – Episode 2: The Abraham Accords
Conversation with Dr. Daphne Barak of IDC Herzliya
