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2024-06-12First seen
2024-06-12Last seen
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Israel, Palestine
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An independent UN investigation found both Israel and Hamas responsible for war crimes and accused Israel of crimes against humanity. Israel rejected the findings as discriminatory. The post also adds an unsupported allegation that Hamas used civilians as human shields.

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UN investigation alleging war crimes by Israel and Hamas

An independent UN investigation found both Israel and Hamas responsible for war crimes and accused Israel of crimes against humanity. Israel rejected the findings as discriminatory. The post also adds an unsupported allegation that Hamas used civilians as human shields.

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  1. UN investigation alleging war crimes by Israel and Hamas

    UnverifiedActive conflictGaza and Israel

    An independent UN investigation found both Israel and Hamas guilty of committing war crimes, and additionally accused Israel of crimes against humanity... Israel responded to the report by accusing its authors of "systematic anti-Israel discrimination."

    An independent UN investigation found both Israel and Hamas responsible for war crimes and accused Israel of crimes against humanity. Israel rejected the findings as discriminatory. The post also adds an unsupported allegation that Hamas used civilians as human shields.

    Open source report
  2. Persistent gaps in ceasefire negotiations

    Erik’s assessmentActive conflictGaza and Israel

    Blinken's unmasked disappointment with Hamas's response suggests there's still a big gap between the two sides... Netanyahu prefers to stall and see if Hamas kills the proposal first.

    Blinken’s reaction is evidence of a substantial negotiating gap. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu prefers to delay formal acceptance to avoid jeopardizing his governing coalition while waiting to see whether Hamas rejects the proposal.

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