Notably also voted against telling Israel to follow the raw key prohibitions of Genocide convention as written in the convention, something Israel agreed to in the past. Curious.
Also voted against asking Israel to preserve evidence of the crimes. Interesting perspective for a former judge.
Hmm, the relevant meat appears in paragraph 43. One one point, he votes against because it’s redundant to the Convention. Fair enough. On the other, a question of “plausibility,” comes up, which seems a term of art I wasn’t able to quickly decipher.
Also voted against asking Israel to preserve evidence of the crimes. Interesting perspective for a former judge.