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Ex-IDF chief reveals Gaza casualties crossed the 200,000 mark, confirms no legal advice was sought during ops
Herzi Halevi stated that over 10% of Gaza's population has been killed or injured amid military operations conducted without legal advice, raising concerns about adherence to international law.
- More than 200,000 people have been killed or wounded in Gaza, according to former Israeli army commander Herzi Halevi, who mentioned this at a community meeting in southern Israel.
- The figure aligns with estimates from the Palestinian health ministry, which Israel has dismissed, while the United Nations considers it reliable.
- A resolution from the world's largest association of genocide scholars states that genocide is taking place in Gaza, with 86 percent of members endorsing this claim.
- The International Court of Justice is investigating Israel for genocide amid widespread reports and calls for accountability.
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"Took the tough measures". In practice, this confirms Hamas's figures on the number of dead and injured in the war.
Ex-IDF chief reveals Gaza casualties crossed the 200,000 mark, confirms no legal advice was sought during ops
Former Chief of the Israel Defence Forces (IDF), Herzi Halevi, confirmed that more than 200,000 Palestinians have been killed or injured in the war in Gaza, rejecting the narratives propagated by Israel
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Ex-IDF chief says Gaza war casualties exceed 200,000, legal advice ‘never a constraint’ - Dailynewsegypt
The former chief of staff of the Israeli military, Herzi Halevi, has acknowledged that the number of people killed and wounded in the Gaza war has surpassed 200,000, and asserted that legal advice "never once" constrained military operations during his tenure. Halevi stepped down in March after leading the Israeli Defence Forces (IDF) through the
·Egypt
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