'The Jerusalem Post recently interviewed Col. Sharon Afek, formerly
   deputy head of the IDF’s legal division, who wrote a 149-page treatise
   on cyber warfare law – the first treatise of that comprehensiveness by
   a military lawyer of his rank and stature.'
   [1]http://www.jpost.com/Defense/Analysis-How-Israel-is-dealing-with-cyb
   er-warfares-new-stage-345578
   'Many are also asking more strongly than ever: “Is international law
   still relevant?” Afek, who views his treatise also as a “bridge”
   between the pre- and post-cyber world of war, answers with a resounding
   “yes,” but then goes further to try to resolve some of the questions of
   how and where it applies.
   One debate in the new wild west of cyberwarfare law is between two
   schools of thought about where to draw the line of which cyber
   operations should be declared illegal under international law.'
   [2]http://www.jpost.com/Features/Front-Lines/A-revolution-in-war-339962
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References

   1. http://www.jpost.com/Defense/Analysis-How-Israel-is-dealing-with-cyber-warfares-new-stage-345578
   2. http://www.jpost.com/Features/Front-Lines/A-revolution-in-war-339962
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