A Reflection on the State's International Responsibility with an Emphasis on the Usurper State of Israel

The International Law Commission introduced the concept of state's international responsibility into the modern literature of international law as a draft. Attributing responsibility to a state that violates human rights is not contingent upon having the primary conditions of establishing a government. The usurper state of Israel has been the cause for tumult, war and bloodshed in the Middle East and the holy city of Quds for more than six decades. International responsibility of Israel is among the minimal concepts of the modern international law and originates from philosophical bases of international law, and is consistent with religious bases as well. Recording the evidences and documents of crimes of Israel is considered as recording the material elements of the crime committed, and is legally important. The present article uses a theoretical approach and investigates the documents to deal with the Israel's international responsibility.