Summary
The article discusses whether Israel, the United States, and Iran have violated international law through their actions during the ongoing conflict. It explores attacks on schools, hospitals, apartment buildings, and energy facilities, and examines possible legal justifications. Experts in international law and human rights contribute to the discussion.
Key Facts
- The conflict involves Israel, the United States, and Iran.
- During the conflict, schools and hospitals have been bombed.
- Strikes have targeted apartment buildings and energy facilities.
- There have been attacks on neighboring states.
- The article questions if these actions break international law.
- Legal experts provide insights on potential legal defenses.
- The discussion features human rights and international law specialists.
