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  • NOT SO JUST WAR: A SCRUTINY OF MORAL BOUNDARIES IN THE ISRAEL-GAZA CONFLICT

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    Mar 5, 2025
    in : NLIU-CRIL International Law Blogs

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    cril@dmain1

    Authored by Shailraj Jhalnia, Second year student at the National Law School of India University Introduction Jus ad bellum is the body of principles that govern whether it is justified to go to war in the first place, having the necessity principle. Jus in bello, or law in war, regulates behaviour during the war, focusing…

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