While Israel currently faces a biased war crimes probe from the ICC, this IDF soldier witnessed first-hand actual war crimes committed by Hamas at a United Nations facility.
NGO 'My Truth' will focus on how Palestinian terror groups systematically violate human rights while harming innocent civilians, Israelis and Palestinians alike.
Israeli farmers filed a war crimes complaint with the International Criminal Court against Hamas leaders for the terror group's devastating arson kite campaign.
The Palestinians are again trying to use the International Criminal Court to do their bidding, demanding that the ICC investigate Israel for alleged "war crimes."
Fighting terrorism on all fronts, thousands of Israelis have joined a class-action lawsuit demanding that the Palestinian Broadcasting Corporation be tried at the International Criminal Court over incitement to murder Israelis.
South African Police has announced it intends to arrest four former senior IDF officers for their actions in the 2010 Mavi Marmara provocative flotilla against Israel.
Amnesty International criticized New Zealand’s recently proposed resolution to the U.N. Security Council that calls for the resumption of peace talks between Israel and the Palestinian Authority (PA) as well as halting the Palestinian campaign to bring Israel to trial at the International Criminal Court.
Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas urged the International Criminal Court (ICC) to “expedite” a probe into allegations of Israeli abuses and war crimes.
Essentially accusing Israel of war crimes, the PA wants Israel investigated for its killing of Palestinian terrorists while they are committing terror attacks against Israeli civilians.
Hamas, the Islamic terror group that rules Gaza, welcomed the Amnesty report. Hamas spokesman Fawzi Barhoum said the ICC should take "punitive measures" against Israel.
The UN Human Rights Council adopted a report accusing Israel of committing war crimes in its fight against Hamas. Those afraid to condemn terror will become victims, Netanyahu warned.
The Palestinians are moving forward with their diplomatic warfare against Israel and are set to submit material to the ICC which allegedly implicates Israel in war crimes.
The US views the UN probe on the IDF's actions during last year's Operation Protective Edge as clearly biased. The US State Department therefore has no interest in further investigation by the world body on this issue.
The Shurat HaDin-Israel Law Center is demanding that FIFA expel Palestinian Football Association head Jibril Rajoub, a promoter of terror, from world soccer.
A conference in Jerusalem dealing with problems in applying international law during armed conflict analyzed Israel's moral conduct in war, how to prevent civilian casualties and international bias against Israel.
Following Israel's national elections, Prime Minister Netanyahu turned down a proposed visit to Israel by US Secretary Kerry to discuss the peace process.
Israeli President Reuven Rivlin warned about the negative consequences of unilateral international initiatives to resolve the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.
The “State of Palestine” will accede Wednesday to the ICC. This move will further undermine the peace process, but it has few practical implications for Israel.
PA head Abbas has not implemented a PLO recommendation to suspend security coordination with Israel. Such a move would harm Palestinians more than Israelis.
In its ongoing efforts to battle Israel in every forum, the Palestinian Authority is seeking to drag Israel to court over alleged war crimes. This move could backfire though as Israel can also file a complaint against the PA.
US President Obama's government expressed concern that the Palestinian Authority ruled by Abbas is on the verge of collapsing due to shortage of funding, including Israel's withholding of taxes.
The PA established a new committee to monitor lawsuits against Israel. Both Jerusalem and Washington have criticized this latest act of diplomatic warfare.
After William Schabas quit as head of a UN probe into Israel's alleged war crimes during last summer's battle with Hamas, PM Netanyahu called to scrap the biased report entirely.
UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon and Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu discussed the escalation of hostilities, particularly on Israel's northern border.