Amnesty says Israeli attacks on Lebanon health sector should be probed as war crimes
- Amnesty International called for an investigation into Israeli military attacks on health facilities in Lebanon, labeling them as war crimes, following attacks between October 3 and October 9, 2024, that killed 19 healthcare workers and wounded multiple others.
- Investigations revealed that Israeli military attacks damaged ambulances and medical facilities without sufficient justification for targeting, raising concerns about violations of international humanitarian law.
- Amnesty International's investigation found no evidence that the targeted facilities were used for military purposes, contradicting Israeli claims about Hezbollah's involvement.
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