آداب الرافدين (Mar 1988)
The Iraq-Iran war from the point of view of common law
Abstract
The Iraq-Iran war is one of the important and prominent issues at the present time on the Arab, Islamic and international levels, and it raises a number of questions about the significance of waging this war and continuing it despite the passage of more than eight years, which led to cutting off the diplomatic relations between the two warring countries and all peaceful relations, And what was done to them from serious damage to life and property without justification, which should be normal relations by virtue of neighborliness and not to interfere with one another in the affairs of the other as required by the lack of mutual interference in the internal affairs of countries and the work of Iraq in the performance of its national and humanitarian tasks in the liberation of the occupied lands, especially Arab lands. That usurped the Zionist enemy and prevented it from achieving its ambition to devour the rest of the Arab lands and obliterate the Arab national identity and violate the sanctity of Islamic Sharia, and this is not all when the Zionist entity was able to commit its heinous crime in hitting the Iraqi nuclear reactor designated for peaceful purposes on June 7, 1981 under The umbrella of this war, and given the importance of the topic, and despite what was written about it from different political, economic and social perspectives Consequently, it still needs research, disclosure and scrutiny of the position of Iran and Iraq from a legal point of view and in accordance with the rules of public international law.
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