THE RULE OF WAR

The Rules of War by Serena Olisemenogor Esq. is a compelling and thought-provoking legal analysis of modern warfare and the urgent need for strict adherence to international humanitarian law.

In an era where conflict increasingly unfolds within civilian spaces, this book examines the devastating human cost of war and the growing gap between legal principles and real-world practice. Through a detailed exploration of the Geneva Conventions, core principles such as distinction and proportionality, and the evolving nature of warfare; including drones, cyber operations, and urban combat; this work exposes the challenges of enforcing accountability in contemporary conflicts.

Using the Iran–Israel conflict as a powerful case study, Serena Olisemenogor Esq. critically analyzes how political interests, military strategy, and weak enforcement mechanisms continue to undermine compliance with the rules designed to protect humanity.

This book is not just a legal guide, it is a call to action. It argues that strict adherence to the rules of war is not optional, but a moral and legal necessity in preserving human dignity in times of conflict.