Israeli Supreme Court declines to ban targeted killings

The Israeli Supreme Court today decided not to issue a blanket ban against the targeted killing of Palestinian militants, ruling that some of the killings were legal under international law.

The Israeli Supreme Court today decided not to issue a blanket ban against the targeted killing of Palestinian militants, ruling that some of the killings were legal under international law.

The ruling gave legal legitimacy to a practice Israeli forces have routinely used against militants during the past six years of violence.

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