The Occupation of Justice

David Kretzmer LLB and LLM (Hebrew University of Jerusalem) Dr.Jur (York University, Canada). He was the founding academic director of the Minerva Center for Human Rights of the Hebrew University and Tel Aviv University, and was a member of the Human Rights Committee (ICCPR) from 1995-2002, serving as Vice-Chair from 2001-2002. He is now Professor Emeritus of International Law at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem. His previous books include The Legal Status of the Arabs in Israel (1990) and The Concept of Human Dignity in Human Rights Discourse (edited together with Eckart Klein) (2002) Yaël Ronen received her PhD from the University of Cambridge, following and LLB and LLM from the Hebrew University in Jerusalem. Prior to her academic career she served in the Israeli foreign service as a lawyer and diplomat. Professor of international law, Academic Center for Science and Law, Hod Hasharon, Israel; Research Fellow, Minerva Center for Human Rights, Hebrew University of Jerusalem, Israel. Her previous books include Transition from Illegal Regimes under International Law (2013) and The Iran Nuclear Issue (2011).

Preface
Chapter 1. Introduction

Part I: The legal framework

Chapter 2. Jurisdiction and justiciability
Chapter 3. Local law, military orders, and administrative law
Chapter 4. The international law of belligerent occupation
Chapter 5. International human rights law
Chapter 6. Israeli constitutional law
Chapter 7. The Oslo Accords
Chapter 8. Public order and civil life

Part II: Land and people

Chapter 9. Gaza after 2005
Chapter 10. Civilian settlements
Chapter 11. Israeli settlers
Chapter 12. The separation barrier
Chapter 13. Planning and building in Area C
Chapter 14. Residence and family reunification

Part III: Security measures and hostilities

Chapter 15. Security measures: basic issues
Chapter 16. Internment
Chapter 17. Interrogation practices
Chapter 18. Punitive house demolitions
Chapter 19. Deportations
Chapter 20. Hostilities
Chapter 21. Conclusions