Lawfare
What does IDF's first war crimes report mean for Israel's global accountability? - analysis
Israel’s willingness to investigate its own, even if a case is later dropped, highlights a key distinction from adversaries who would never hold their own accountable for killing Israelis or Jews.
Security threats and lawfare alter Jewish life in Australia, AJA warns Royal Commission
While Karim Khan's dismissal rocks ICC, Israel's international legal battle remains - analysis
Ramat Hasharon to force mall to close on Shabbat after religious controversy
Judge orders pro-Palestine 'legal' body to pay UK-Israeli IDF soldier it attempted to prosecute
Judge Paul Goldspring of Westminster Magistrates' Court ultimately ruled on 8 April 2026 that ICJP's application was "fundamentally misconceived in law" as the FEA does not apply to dual nationals.
Trump drops IRS lawsuit in exchange for DOJ ‘weaponization’ fund
The settlement creates a nearly $1.8 billion DOJ-controlled fund for alleged victims of political “weaponization,” drawing sharp criticism from legal experts and democrats.
Families of July 2024 Majdal Shams missile attack victims sue Hezbollah for NIS 80 million
Shurat HaDin filed the NIS 80 million lawsuit on behalf of the Majdal Shams families whose children were killed in a Hezbollah rocket strike.
Jihadist criminality, Israeli self-defense: A law-based assessment - opinion
The alleged goal of Palestinian 'self-determination' is founded on an intended crime – that is, total “removal” of the Jewish state by attrition and annihilation.
The hidden dangers for soldiers on the social media battlefield - analysis
Sharing images online can expose soldiers to enemies and adversaries, leading to safety risks, harassment, and potential legal jeopardy
From Nuremberg to the ICC: The appropriation of legal instruments to target Jews - opinion
Legal systems must protect, not persecute, and in doing so, they will fulfill the promises made after the darkest days of the 20th century.
Families of US citizens impacted by October 7 to sue Iran for $500 million - exclusive
Iran is accused of financing, arming, and abetting the Gazan terrorist organizations that conducted the October 7 Massacre.
Hunter Biden sues ex-Trump White House aide over laptop data
The lawsuit accuses Garrett Ziegler, a former aide to Trump trade adviser Peter Navarro, of violating California's computer fraud and data access laws, and demands a jury trial.
Lawfare Project wins lawsuit against former Barcelona mayor
The lawsuit challenged former Barcelona mayor Ada Colau's suspension of relations with Israel.
Israel and Bhutan to go head-to-head in post-normalization chess match
However in this recent tournaments players from Lebanon, Syria and other countries that do not have diplomatic ties with Israel have logged in to play.
