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International Law versus Politics: Focus on Israel and Palestine

February 27, 2016 Malaka Shwaikh Leave a comment

International law is designed to govern the behaviour of states and individuals who act in the name of those states.…

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Posted in: Current Affairs, Procedure, Territory, War Filed under: international law, Israel, Israel-Palestine Conflict, Palestine

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