Amnesty International's evidence that the Zionists committed war crimes in Gaza

Afghan Voice Agency (AVA) - International Service: Amnesty International emphasized in a statement that no place in Gaza is safe and Israel's illegal attacks show a clear disregard for the lives of Palestinians.

 

Amnesty International added: "We have documented several cases where Israel has targeted Palestinian civilians without any evidence of military intent."

 

This human rights organization announced that it had investigated two attacks by the Zionist regime army as examples, during which Palestinian citizens were targeted without any proof of military objectives.

 

According to this statement, during these two attacks, 46 civilians, including 20 Palestinian children, were martyred, including a three-month-old child and an 80-year-old woman.

 

Amnesty International pointed out that these attacks were carried out on the 19th and 20th of October, during which a church where hundreds of displaced people had taken refuge and a house in the Al-Nusirat camp were targeted.

 

This organization noted that on October 30th, it sent questions about these attacks to "Daniel Hagari", the spokesman of the Zionist army; But no response has been received.

 

Amnesty International said the Israeli army did not give a credible reason for its attacks and released only conflicting information, including a video that it deleted moments later.

 

In the continuation of the statement of this organization, it is stated: We ask the prosecutor of the International Criminal Court to take specific measures to speed up the investigation of the war crimes committed in Gaza.

 

Zionist forces recently bombarded al-Shafa hospital after besieging it for several days and forced doctors, patients and displaced people to evacuate it.

 

The battle between the Palestinian resistance groups and the Zionist occupiers has entered its 45th day, while the information office of the Gaza government announced in its latest statistics that the number of martyrs of the Zionist regime's aggression in Gaza has reached more than 13,000 people, including 5,500 Children and 3,500 women were killed and 6,000 people were also missing.