Eugene Kontorovich

Eugene Kontorovich, a constitutional and international law expert at George Mason University, dismantles the idea that Israel is an occupying force in the West Bank by asserting that legal claims negate the notion of occupation. He discusses the intricate legal landscape since the Oslo Accords and analyzes the implications of Israel's potential annexation of the West Bank. With a focus on the moral dilemmas and the historical complexities surrounding territorial disputes, Kontorovich explores legal rights, governance models, and the challenges of Palestinian self-determination.

Join Eugene Kontorovich, an Israeli legal scholar and George Mason University professor, as he discusses the heated multi-front war in the Middle East. He dives into the ramifications of recent military actions, particularly the impact of Yahya Sinwar's death on Palestinian leadership. Kontorovich highlights the complexities of the Palestinian Authority's role in the conflict, the implications of U.S. sanctions, and critiques the effectiveness of UN peacekeeping efforts. He also examines the contrasting refugee law obligations faced by Palestinians and Ukrainians.