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Eight Jailed and Six Acquitted in Landmark Use of U.N. Anti-Terror Law for Foiled 2019 Plot

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In a noteworthy legal proceeding, eight individuals have been sentenced to prison terms for their involvement in a 2019 anti-government plot, sparking a complex legal debate over the use of various anti-terrorism provisions. The sentences, handed down recently, range from nearly six years to over 13 years, depending on each individual’s role in the planned acts of violence. The case, which originally included fourteen suspects, utilized the United Nations (Anti-Terrorism Measures) Ordinance for the first time since its enactment in 2002. This choice of legal instrument over the city’s national security laws has drawn attention … Read more

Israeli Legal Luminary Aharon Barak Appointed to Preside Over Landmark Genocide Case at U.N. Court

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Jerusalem, Israel – Aharon Barak has been selected by Israel as the country’s judge for a genocide case in the U.N. court. This move comes as the international community seeks to hold perpetrators accountable for their actions in cases of mass atrocities and genocide. Barak, a highly respected legal expert in Israel, will play a crucial role in ensuring justice is served. The appointment of Barak reflects Israel’s commitment to upholding the values of international law. As a judge in the U.N. court, he will be responsible for examining evidence and making fair and unbiased … Read more