Eugene Kontorovich
Illegitimate lawfare: Bosnia uses Israel as a battleground - opinion
Arguments about judicial reform, ICC are legally baseless - opinion
Why Israel shouldn't join the Istanbul Convention - opinion
100 years since San Remo, when Israel became a sovereignty
In San Remo, the League of Nations decided to turn much of the former Ottoman Empire into new nation-states: Syria, Iraq, Lebanon and Jordan all emerged from this process, along with Israel.
Trump is keeping the promise made at San Remo in 1920. Why?
Why the conclusions of a 1978 US State Department memorandum have been repudiated.
Basic truths about the Basic Law
Israel properly does not compare itself to neighboring regimes.
Is it wrong to critique decisions by the Israel Supreme Court?
Nowhere is criticism of the court more warranted than in the gas decision. Nothing in Israeli law bars such long-term commercial arrangements.
Sweden's unprincipled stance on recognition
Sweden’s surprise announcement that it will recognize a “Palestinian state” contradicts basic tenants of its foreign policy.
New EU/Morocco fisheries deal and its implications for Israel
EU has been under strong pressure to sign the deal because of Spanish and French interests in the fish in West Bank.
How the EU directly funds settlements in occupied territory
The EU knowingly and purposefully provides substantial direct financial assistance to settlements in occupied territory – in Turkish-occupied Northern Cyprus, that is.
Why ‘Jerusalem, Israel’ can’t be on US passports
There is no serious question that Jerusalem is as much part of Israel as Ashkelon or Beersheba.
UN vote: From ‘occupation’ to border dispute
If Israel was what it is often made out to be – a brutal occupier imposing its rule on others – how is it that the Palestinians managed to establish all the institutions of a state?
Does the new anti-boycott law harm free speech?
Today’s champions of free speech are yesterday’s censors.
