WATCH: ‘What remains now is consequence̵…
WATCH: ‘What remains now is consequence̵…
The long-standing international consensus on the Israeli-Palestinian conflict has frequently been reduced to a set of abstract legal formulas, debated within the carpeted chambers of the United Nations Security Council while remaining largely detached from the physical realities on the ground. Yet for the Palestinian communities scattered across the rugged terrain of the West Bank and East Jerusalem, international law is not a matter of scholarly interpretation; it is a shield that has steadily dissolved, leaving them exposed to a highly coordinated, material campaign of displacement and territorial acquisition. As diplomatic bodies mark nearly a decade since the adoption of Resolution 2334—which declared Israeli settlements a flagrant violation of international law—the critical question facing global powers has shifted from defining the illegality of the situation to whether any sovereign state is prepared to enforce the global rules-based order.
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