John Palmer: A push for a two-state solution must not exclude the rule of law

A political solution for Gaza must not preclude the investigation of war crimes, including Israel's use of white phosphorus Amnesty International has now joined the United Nations and Human Rights Watch in accusing the Israeli government of breaking international law outlawing the use of white phosphorus shells in the middle of highly populated areas of Gaza. The UN secretary general, Ban Ki-Moon,

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Jan. 21/’ The responsibility for negotiating a permanent peace settlement is likely to fall to an even more right-wing government, led by Binyamin Netanyahu.’/’Organisations like Jews for Justice for Palestinians, along with a small but heroic opposition to the massacres in Israel itself.’