The Rule of Law – the route to a better future for Palestinians and Israelis

Event Date: 8th May 2025
Location: King’s College London, The Strand, and online



We are delighted to announce the first three distinguished speakers for our upcoming conference, The Rule of Law – the route to a better future for Palestinians and Israelis, taking place on 8 May 2025 at King’s College London, The Strand, and online.

This conference will bring together leading legal minds and experts to discuss the role of international law in shaping a just and peaceful future.

Our First Three Speakers
Dalal Irikat – Associate Professor of Conflict Resolution at the Arab American University in Palestine, columnist, and commentator. Dr. Irikat is a respected voice on diplomacy, governance, and the Palestinian-Israeli conflict, advocating for peaceful solutions grounded in international law.
Baroness Hale – Former President of the UK Supreme Court and a trailblazer in legal thought. Baroness Hale is renowned for her commitment to justice and the rule of law, with a career spanning decades of landmark rulings in human rights and constitutional law.
Blinne Ní Ghrálaigh – Leading international human rights and public law barrister. Blinne has represented clients at the highest levels including, as a member of the legal team representing South Africa’s proceedings accusing Israel of genocide, at the International Court of Justice. She is widely recognised for her expertise in international law and accountability.

Join Us in Person or Online
The conference will be hybrid, allowing for in-person participation at King’s College London or free online access. It will be followed by a reception for all speakers and attendees.

Ticket Prices:
General admission (including reception): £20
Students/Jobseekers: £10
Friends of the Balfour Project: £10
Online access: FREE

We look forward to your participation in this crucial discussion.

Best regards,

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