The ICJ’s decision on provisional measures is remarkable, somewhat paradoxically, precisely not because of the measures it indicates. The measures consist, for the most part, in a reproduction of the obligations under the Genocide Convention which are important, but of course also well-known – and Israel has always claimed that it was abiding by them.
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