Professor Janina Dill, quoted in Reuters regarding Trump's 'takeover proposal,' said, "There are no circumstances in which it is permissible to seize territory by force."

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 appeared on the JIB/JAB The Laws of War podcast to discuss how to legally assess Israel's conduct of hostilities in Gaza and whether some aspects of the IDF’s conduct of hostilities may be in violation of IHL.

Professor Janina Dill commented on Israel's continued airstrikes in Gaza, focusing on the legal aspects under international humanitarian law. She emphasised that there are strict legal rules for what is considered a safe zone, saying "Israel's so-called safe zones do not easily meet the criteria of any of these legally recognised areas.”

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.

Professor Janina Dill was quoted in the The New York Times on the applicability of International Law to Hamas following the attack on 7 October.