TAU Law Review Volume 43
Articles
- Aya Omessi, Adan Tatour & Omer Ein Habar “The Past Comes Knocking on Law’s Doors”:On the Commitment of Law Reviews to the Development of Legal Discourse
- Mickey Zar As Strong as Death Foreword to her translation of Robert Cover,Violence and the Word, 95 Yale L.J. 1601 [Abstract]
- Robert M. Cover Violence and the Word
- Eliav Lieblich Between the Paradigms: Israel’s Rules of Engagement around the Gaza Fence under International Law in light of Recent Supreme Court Jurisprudence [Abtract]
- Aeyal Gross Close Control, Remote Control: The Legal Status of Gaza and the Functional Approach to Occupation [Abstract]
- Roy Schöndorf & Eran Shamir-Borer The (In)applicability of the Law of Occupation to the Gaza Strip [Abstrat]
- Hala Khoury-Bisharat The Ongoing Gaza Blockade as a Means of Effective Control [Abtract]
- Eyal Benvenisti “When thou shalt besiege a city a long time…thou shalt not destroy the trees thereof” – On Proportionality during Long-Term Siege [Abtract]
- Eyal Benvenisti -Book Review Shelly L. Fried, “They are not coming back”: the crystallization of Israeli foreign policy toward possible solutions of the Palestinian refugee problem, 1947-1956: from the UN partition resolution to the Suez campaign The Right of Return as a Strawman [Abstract]
- Arnon Golan They Shall Not Return, The Day After: Israel, the Palestinian Refugees and the “Abandoned Property” [Abstract]
- Hassan Jabareen Criticism of the Study of the Law in Israel [Abstract]
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