Filly demonstrates his ignorance, not once, but he's content to repeat his display of ignorance.
I wonder if he's daft enough to do it a third time?
In 2006 Michael Byers (he Canada Research Chair in Global Politics and International Law at the University of British Columbia in Vancouver.)
wrote:
Clearly it's not inoperative, as shown by Noseall's presentation of the Netanyahu warrant for war crimes.
Michael Byers continues by discussing the difference between
jus ad bellum and
jus in bellum.
Even in domestic law you can only use a legal reason to negate a criminal act, if the conduct of that action is considered proportionate and necessary.
The Israeli War Crime suspects are not prepared to put their case before the ICC.
Filly relies on
jus ad bello, and ignores the rules of engagement, i.e.
jus in bello.
He needs to update his knowledge, or alternatively he can continue to demonstrate his ignorance and obvious bigotry.