Israeli group admits war crimes in Gaza

An Israeli rights group has acknowledged that the regime’s army violated international humanitarian law during its genocidal war on Gaza in summer, Qods News Agency reports.

B’Tselem admitted in an official report that the regime’s military adopted a deliberate policy of launching air strikes on homes and other civilian buildings in Gaza.

The massive strikes resulted in the massacre of over 2300 Palestinians, mostly children and women.

“A hallmark of the fighting in Gaza this summer was the numerous strikes on residential buildings, destroying them while their occupants were still inside,” the 49-page report said.

“This aspect of the fighting was particularly appalling” and was “the result of a policy formulated by government officials and the senior military command,” it added.