The ICJ’s Findings on Plausible Genocide in Gaza and its Implications for the International Criminal Court

Alexandre Skander Galand; Wim Muller

The ICJ’s Findings on Plausible Genocide in Gaza and its Implications for the International Criminal Court

Research output: Non-textual / digital / web - outputs › Web publication/site › Academic

Abstract

In this post, we aim to explore the potential implications of the ICJ’s finding that genocide in Gaza is ‘plausible’ for the ICC’s own investigation of the situation in Palestine. First, we need to examine to what extent the plausibility test applied by the ICJ resembles the ‘reasonable grounds’ standard used by the ICC to issue arrest warrants.

Original language	English
Edition	Opinio Juris
Media of output	Blog
Publication status	Published - 5 Apr 2024

JEL classifications

k33 - International Law

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http://opiniojuris.org/2024/04/05/the-icjs-findings-on-plausible-genocide-in-gaza-and-its-implications-for-the-international-criminal-court/Licence: Unspecified

1 Web publication/site

Genocide in Gaza? A brief explainer about the ICJ case brought by South Africa against Israel
Muller, W. & Galand, A. S., 25 Jan 2024
Research output: Non-textual / digital / web - outputs › Web publication/site › Academic

Open Access

1 Performance, Talk or Presentation - not at conference

Moet Nederland stoppen met de levering van onderdelen van de F-35 aan Israël?
Wim Muller (Speaker)
5 Apr 2024
Activity: Talk or presentation / Performance / Speeches › Performance, Talk or Presentation - not at conference › Professional

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The ICJ’s Findings on Plausible Genocide in Gaza and its Implications for the International Criminal Court

Abstract

JEL classifications

Access to Document

Research output

Genocide in Gaza? A brief explainer about the ICJ case brought by South Africa against Israel

Activities

Moet Nederland stoppen met de levering van onderdelen van de F-35 aan Israël?

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