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Volker Turk, the UN high commissioner for human rights, said the requirement to pick methods avoiding or at least minimising civilian harm "appears to have been consistently violated".
A spokesperson for the UN office said it is "yet to see credible and transparent investigations", adding there would be a need for "international action in this regard" if Israel fails to investigate.
Israeli Prime MinisterBenjamin Netanyahu on Tuesday claimed the US is withholding weapons and suggested this has slowed the offensive in the south Gaza city of Rafah.
Despite international pressure, Israeli forces advanced deeper into western Rafah on Wednesday, according to Palestinian residents and medics.
They claim eight people have been killed, with residents reporting tanks moving into five neighbourhoods after midnight and heavy shelling and gunfire hitting tents in the al Mawasi area.
news.sky.com...
originally posted by: gortex
a reply to: FlyersFan
How about the antisemitic UN high commissioner
So even investigating Israel for crimes they may have committed is Anti-Semitic now ?
You really should consider how crazy that sounds.
No and don't act like that was what was said.
Raping and holding civilians hostage, that is okay! Rape as a weapon of war is a huge no. But why wouldn't that be pursued?
originally posted by: ColeYounger2
a reply to: nugget1
You have perfectly summarized and epitomized the old adage of a picture being worth a thousand words.
originally posted by: gortex
a reply to: charlest2
I never heard of ISIS or ISIL or any Arab organization being accused of committing crimes of "The Laws of War".
That's because they are savages and we is civilised.
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu overtook war cabinet minister Benny Gantz as the public’s preferred choice for premier in a television survey aired Wednesday, marking the first time in a year that the incumbent rated higher than his best-polling rival.
If elections were held today, according to the poll, National Union would pick up 25 of the Knesset’s 120 seats, while Likud would win 21. The four-seat gap between the two parties is down from a high of 19 seats in a December survey, when Gantz’s party led Netanyahu’s by 37 seats to 18, the network noted.