What are the implications of ICJ opinion?
The International Court of Justice declared in a non-binding ruling on Friday that Israel's presence in East Jerusalem and the West Bank is illegal and must end "as rapidly as possible." In its decision, the ICJ determined Israel's settlement policy in violation of international law and said it amounts to de-facto annexation. KAN reporter Naomi Segal asked retired ambassador Alan Baker, a former legal adviser of Israel's foreign ministry, and currently head of the international law program at the Jerusalem Center for Public Affairs what legal or other consequences there could be from the…
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