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[Reuters-Washington Post] Louis Charbonneau - Both the Israeli army and Palestinian militants committed war crimes, and possibly crimes against humanity, during the December-January Gaza war, the UN charged on Tuesday in a report by a fact-finding mission headed by South African jurist Richard Goldstone and organized by the Geneva-based UN Human Rights Council. Goldstone recommended that the UN Security Council call on Israel to fully investigate possible crimes committed by its forces. Palestinian authorities should do the same regarding crimes committed by Palestinian fighters. If either Israel or the Palestinians fail to do so, then the council should refer the situation in Gaza to the prosecutor of the International Criminal Court in The Hague, the report said. 2009-09-16 06:00:00Full Article
UN: Evidence of Israel, Hamas War Crimes in Gaza
[Reuters-Washington Post] Louis Charbonneau - Both the Israeli army and Palestinian militants committed war crimes, and possibly crimes against humanity, during the December-January Gaza war, the UN charged on Tuesday in a report by a fact-finding mission headed by South African jurist Richard Goldstone and organized by the Geneva-based UN Human Rights Council. Goldstone recommended that the UN Security Council call on Israel to fully investigate possible crimes committed by its forces. Palestinian authorities should do the same regarding crimes committed by Palestinian fighters. If either Israel or the Palestinians fail to do so, then the council should refer the situation in Gaza to the prosecutor of the International Criminal Court in The Hague, the report said. 2009-09-16 06:00:00Full Article
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