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- Khaled al-Shouli, linked to the International Criminal Court's arrest warrant for Benjamin Netanyahu, defends Hamas's October 7 attacks as justified under international law.
- Abdelmajid Mrari, a French-Algerian lawyer who has represented Hamas, argues Israel, as an occupier, lacks the right to self-defense.
- They contest Hamas's designation as a terrorist organization in Europe.
- Their statements reflect a debate on the legality of actions in the conflict and implications for international law.
