Human Rights Watch accuses Israeli military of attacks that “apparently amount to war crimes” during an 11-day war in May against Hamas, and Palestinian militants of apparent war crimes by launching over 4K unguided rockets at Israeli population centers.
in May that devastated entire families without any apparent military target nearby,” said Gerry Simpson, associate crisis and conflict director at HRW.
, built on a contested site sacred to Jews and Muslims, and the threatened eviction of dozens of Palestinian families by Jewish settlers in a nearby neighborhood., while Israel has said it struck over 1,000 targets it says were linked to Gaza militants. The HRW report looked into Israeli airstrikes. The most serious, on May 16, involved a series of strikes on Al-Wahda Street, a central thoroughfare in downtown Gaza City.
It said the two adults were civilians.In a statement Tuesday, the Israeli military said the casualties were caused by errant rocket fire launched by militant groups, not Israeli airstrikes. The third attack HRW investigated occurred on May 15, in which an Israeli airstrike destroyed a three-story building in Gaza’s Shati refugee camp.
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