Following the ICC arrest warrants, Professor Janina Dill comments in The Washington Post on the implications for continued material or diplomatic support of the war in Gaza.

Professor Janina Dill spoke on ABC AM about the arrest warrants the International Criminal Court has issued for Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and former defence minister Yoav Gallant who are accused of war crimes and crimes against humanity over Israel's invasion of Gaza.

Professor Janina Dill was cited in Die Zeit, discussing Germany's obligations under the genocide convention in relation to Israel, particularly in the context of calls for an arms embargo.

Professor Janina Dill was quoted in the Middle East Eye on Israel's General's Plan saying it raises a number of challenges under international humanitarian law, also known as the law of armed conflicts.

Professor Janina Dill was interviewed by Deutsche Welle on the legal aspects of Israel's military action in Lebanon.

Professor Janina Dill was quoted in The New York Times on the complexities of international law in the context of military actions between Israel and Lebanon.

Brianna Rosen wrote for Just Security on the escalating tensions between Iran and Israel, driven by Iran's growing regional influence and Israel's military actions against Iranian targets.

Professor Janina Dill was quoted in The Guardian discussing how journalists do not make legitimate military targets under the laws of war, as reporting, even if biased or propagandistic, does not constitute direct participation in hostilities.