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I. Facts and Context I. Facts and Context
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II. The Positions of the Main Protagonists and the Reaction of Third States and International Organizations II. The Positions of the Main Protagonists and the Reaction of Third States and International Organizations
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III. Questions of Legality III. Questions of Legality
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IV. Conclusion: Precedential Value IV. Conclusion: Precedential Value
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33 The Israeli Raid Against the PLO Headquarters in Tunis—1985
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Published:May 2018
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Abstract
This chapter examines the Israeli raid against the Palestine Liberation Organisation (PLO) headquarters in Tunis in 1985. It first sets out the facts and context of the raid, the positions of the main protagonists (Israel and Tunisia) and the reactions of third States and international organizations. The chapter then analyses the legal issues raised by the incident under international law as it stood at the time, and its impact on the jus ad bellum. The 1985 raid was an early example of a claimed right to exercise self-defence in response to attacks committed by non-state actors without those attacks being attributable to the state on whose territory the action in self-defence takes place. However, it is argued that this incident left unsettled whether or not such a right was accepted at the time.
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