Reflecting on a landmark day in international justice as the UN’s top court began hearings Thursday on South Africa’s genocide case against Israel, Rosa Freedman, professor of law, conflict and global development at the University of Reading, says it marked an “important” development. But international courts have limited enforcement mechanisms, so rulings require “political enforcement” by the international community, she explains.
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