SPECIAL ISSUE: TURBULENT TIMES IN THE INTERNATIONAL SYSTEM - VOLUME 20 ISSUE 4

These included the following: (a) first, to undermine the Abraham Accords and the prospect of normalization of Israel’s relations with moderate Arab countries; (b) to prevent the establishment of diplomatic relations between Saudi Arabia and Israel, and (c) third, to provoke a broader crisis and to bring again the Palestinian question to the attention of the international community. [...] Furthermore, it is suggested the combined invocation of the relevant international crimes with the Convention on the Rights of the Child2, and the Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Discrimination against Women3. [...] The special importance of the recognition of the commission of international crimes for the administration of justice is highlighted, as well as the dynamic that can be offered by the combined invocation of international crimes with the above-mentioned international conventions. [...] The one in 1967, when Israel occupied the Golan Heights, the West Bank and the Sinai, established the current situation, with the exception of Sinai, which was returned to Egypt by the peace treaty. [...] In 2022, the trade in goods counted for 28,8% while the 31,9% of Israel's imports derive from the EU, and the 25,6% of the country's exports go to the EU.