UN expert slams 'Israel' targeting of Jabalia as 'brazen war crime'
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According to a statement by UN experts, the targeting of the Jabalia refugee camp is not only in violation of international law but also a war crime.
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Children seen in the aftermath of the bombing of the Jabalia refugee camp in Palestine (AFP)
According to a statement by UN experts, the targeting of the Jabalia refugee camp is not only in violation of international law but also a war crime.
The Palestinian Health Ministry revealed in its latest report that the number of martyrs in the ongoing Israeli crimes across Palestine exceeded 9,000, including 3,760 children, 2,326 women, and 32,000 people injured with various wounds.
"Attacking a camp sheltering civilians, including women and children, is a complete breach of the rules of proportionality and distinction between combatants and civilians," the experts stated.
The statement also explained that "time is running out" in order to prevent genocide in Gaza.
"We remain convinced that the Palestinian people are at grave risk of genocide."
The experts, pointing out that the situation in Gaza has reached a "catastrophic tipping point," cautioned about the impending health risks and the urgent need for food, water, medications, gasoline, and other necessities.
The Israeli occupation continues its aggression against the Gaza Strip for the twenty-seventh day in a row, committing bloody massacres and tightening its siege on the Strip.
Local media reported that the occupation committed a new massacre in the residential neighborhood separating al-Khulafa al-Rashidun Square and al-Hoja Street in the center of the Jabalia refugee camp, where the occupation aircraft bombed an entire residential square in conjunction with heavy artillery shelling, which led to several martyrs and wounded.
Meanwhile, civil defense crews are searching for people still under the rubble after a house belonging to the Anbar family was targeted, while 19 people have been reported killed so far.
Another day, another Israeli massacre committed against the #Palestinian people in Gaza.
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At least 195 people have been killed in Israeli airstrikes on the Jabalia refugee camp in the #Gaza Strip on Tuesday and Wednesday, Reuters reported citing authorities.#GazaGenocide… pic.twitter.com/Qby7urS0mG
Ongoing massacres
Earlier on Wednesday, the Palestinian Ministry of Health in Gaza reported a new massacre by Israeli occupation forces in Jabalia, located in northern Gaza.
The spokesperson for the Civil Defense in Gaza confirmed that the Israeli occupation forces bombed a residential area in Jabalia, resulting in a significant number of casualties, including many who are still trapped under the rubble. This marks the second massacre committed by the Israeli occupation in Jabalia in less than 24 hours, with entire families among the casualties.
Concurrently, Israeli warplanes also carried out airstrikes on the Martyrs' Roundabout (al-Falouja) in Jabalia and a house on al-Alami Street within the Jabalia camp.
According to reports, victims were transported to al-Aqsa Martyrs Hospital in Deir al-Balah in the central Gaza Str
