The study aims to analyse how the Palestinian people have been suffering at the hands of legal jurisdictions and how this potentially could have been prevented. In cases of human conflicts, it is natural to wonder how such occurrences take place when we would like to assume as an international community, we have advanced so far legally, instead, we are reminded that perhaps legislation and legal frameworks have not caught up to where they need to be in addressing these situations of crisis. However, it is also valuable to consider any ways in which legal frameworks have indeed developed over time and were able to play an active role in preventing crimes against humanity, perhaps their shortcomings are without deliberateness. This very dilemma has been faced by the people of Palestine for decades now with their basic freedom and independence in the shadow as a result of the diaspora they are facing.The main question the study will critically address is how the devastating fate that has been endured by Palestinians has essentially been aggravated by the failures of legal frameworks from the United Nations systems, governmental structures and the international courts. In doing this, it also aims to offer understandings of how these jurisdictions failed to adequately protect and prioritise Palestinian human rights and highlight where alternative legal action could have prevented the catastrophic losses faced by the Palestinian people.