UN Accuses Israeli Actions in Gaza of Atrocity Crimes
Israeli strikes on Gaza's civilian areas have been criticized by the UN aid agency as potential atrocity crimes. The agency's spokesperson highlighted the disregard for human life, while also noting the renewal of rocket attacks by Palestinian factions. This underscores the ongoing conflict's humanitarian impact.
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The United Nations aid agency has condemned Israeli military actions in Gaza, labeling them as potential atrocity crimes due to strikes on civilian-populated areas. These actions have resulted in numerous civilian casualties, prompting strong international criticism.
Jens Laerke, a spokesperson for the OCHA aid agency, denounced the apparent indifference to human life and dignity exhibited in these acts of war, speaking at a briefing in Geneva.
Additionally, Laerke noted the resumption of rocket fire from Palestinian factions in Gaza, further illustrating the dire situation and ongoing humanitarian crisis in the region.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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