THE BASIC PRINCIPLES OF GAZA

In that vein, Dinstein insists that Protocol I “completely fails to take into consideration the inherent nature of siege warfare,” particularly that “a siege will not make starvation for the objective of killing civilians with hunger, but only in an effort to bring about the encircled town to surrender. Karim Khan, the International prison C

In the annals of history, the emergence and influence of cults cannot be overlooked. They are either admired or feared, or viewed with mixed feelings. Cults are fundamentally religious or social groups with unorthodox and radical beliefs. Some sects have faced strong opposition, and at times extreme legal action, due to their rituals and beliefs.