Professor Janina Dill is quoted in the Qatar Tribune's piece on Gaza: “If there are patterns of attacks that harm civilians, over time, it may well become less plausible that this civilian harm was unforeseeable, or unavoidable, or even unintentional.”

Professor Janina Dill comments on whether Israel is violating international law as reports suggest the Israeli military is compacting and clearing rubble around newly established military bases, even in areas where bodies are still under the rubble.

Professor Janina Dill spoke to Sky News, arguing it is misleading to suggest that Gaza is subject to a ceasefire.

Professor Janina Dill spoke the NY Times on the treatment of Pro-Palestinian activists by Israel, highlighting that the “Geneva Conventions prohibit humiliating or degrading treatment of anyone detained in the context of an armed conflict”.

According to international law, warring sides should cooperate in burying the dead in a way that allows them to be identified, Professor Janina Dill told CNN.

Professor Janina Dill is cited in this article about the destruction of a Wastewater treatment plant in Gaza by retreating IDF soldiers.

Professor Janina Dill and Associate Professor Tom Dannenbaum argue that the UK government has repeatedly misrepresented its legal obligation under the Genocide Convention by deferring action on Gaza until a court ruling.

Professor Janina Dill details the significance of the UN's report which concluded that Israel has committed genocide in Gaza.