Implications of ICC's Scrutiny on Israel and Palestine

This chapter discusses the International Criminal Court's examination of Israel's actions in Gaza, analyzing the potential legal actions against Israeli leaders and the responses from Israel, the US, and other major countries. It examines the evolving landscape of international law represented by the ICC and compares it to traditional views based on treaties and consent, highlighting concerns about ICC's jurisdiction and major nations' reliance on their own military justice systems. The conversation explores the complexities of proportionality in military actions, advancements in technology for precise targeting, and the need for nuanced understanding and swift resolution to minimize civilian suffering in conflicts.