The ceasefire in Gaza has been agreed, but the Israeli entity is still committing its violations. The agreement has been viewed as a reprieve for Palestinians suffering genocide for two years. But this is not the end; justice must still be served for the nearly 68,000 Palestinians martyred by the Israeli regime.
Do the world’s legal structures have what it takes to secure this justice for Palestinians who have been under occupation for nearly eight decades?
Guest: Stanley Cohen, international lawyer, who also served as Hamas’ lawyer
