Amos Hausner's father, Gideon, was the lead prosecutor in the trial of Nazi war criminal Adolf Eichmann - one of the most written about trials of the 20th century. Amos Hausner followed in his father's footsteps becoming an attorney and later a judge on the Supreme Court of the World Zionist Organisation. He reflects on the lasting significance of the Eichmann trial, and shares his views on Palestine attaining formal membership of the International Criminal Court earlier this week.
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