Two Israeli human rights organizations accused the Israeli government of massacre against Gaza of Palestinians. The groups represented the first major voices within the Israeli society to make the strongest possible allegations against the state.
Rights Group B’Tselem and doctors for Human Rights Israel released their report at a press conference in Jerusalem saying that Israel was “coordinated, intentionally taking action to destroy the Palestinian society in the Gaza Strip.”
The NGO said that the Israeli government fulfilled the policy of “mass murder” in the attacks, claiming to target only the Islamist extremist group Hamas and increased death by creating a situation of being frightening in Gaza.
The report found that Israeli forces caused the entire population of strip to “severe physical or mental damage” and “destroy the infrastructure” with “the destruction of social clothes, including” Palestinian schools and cultural sites, including “Palestinian schools and cultural sites”.
“The people of Gaza have been displaced, bombing and hungry, completely abandoned their humanity and rights.” Euli Novak said, Executive Director of B’Tselem.
Physicians for Human Rights Israel focused on damage to Gaza’s healthcare system, saying: “Israel’s actions have destroyed Gaza’s healthcare infrastructure among men who are both calculated and systematic.”
How did the Israeli government respond?
The Israeli government spokesperson is called “baseless” by the allegation made by human rights groups.
Since the early days of Gaza, Israel has reiterated the allegations of the massacre – in a case, the inclusive brought Africa to the International Justice Court in the Hague, which Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu called “humiliating”.
The 1948 genocide conference, adopted globally after the Nazi massacre of the Jews during World War II, to deliberately destroy the task as the definition of the genocide, a national, ethnic, racial or religious group.
When Amnesty International accused Israel of the massacre act last December, Israel’s Foreign Ministry slammed the Global Rights Group as a “derogatory and staunch organization”.
Edited by: Jennifer Camino Gonzalez
