UN commission to investigate Hamas sexual violence, appeal for evidence
- A UN commission of inquiry will focus on investigating sexual violence by Hamas in the attacks on Israel, and plans to appeal for evidence. The chair of the commission, Navi Pillay, intends to pass the evidence to the International Criminal Court for potential prosecution.
- Israel's lack of cooperation with the commission poses a challenge in gathering sufficient evidence. Hamas has denied the abuses, while Israel has criticized the commission for biased prejudices against them.
- The commission is also prioritizing the investigation of reporters killed during the conflict, including Reuters' visuals journalist, Issam Abdallah. Israel claims it does not deliberately target journalists and is investigating the incidents.
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