Direito Internacional dos conflitos armados no século XXI: análise do conflito entre Israel e Palestina e a privação do uso de recursos hídricos como violação dos direitos humanos

Abstract

This article aims to describe the International Law of Armed Conflict (ILAC), in its current understanding, as a branch of Public International Law that plays its role in preventing the inhuman and unmotivated suffering of war victims. In addition, it is also explored aside the principled examination of the (ILAC), one of the most dramatic international conflicts in human history, the Israeli-Palestinian - operated by analytical categories of Losurdo’s Zionism (1995) and Theory of Relative Deprivation and Water Shortage by Santos (2013). It is clear that the deprivation of water resources means the potentialization of the conflict.