has territorial jurisdiction in
Palestine. The Court faces a crucial decision: either it recognises that the
ICC has judicial oversight over international crimes in
Palestine (by virtue of the reasons put forth by my colleagues in this symposium), or it decides that
Palestine remains in the blind spot of international justice, a legal black hole of where impunity is granted for the most serious crimes of international concern. As such, in accepting or rejecting territorial jurisdiction over
Palestine, the Court will be forced to clarify its position within international law:...