UN-Commissioned Experts Say Gaza Ceasefire Has Not Stopped Israel From Committing Genocide
The commission said Israeli forces kept killing civilians and using sexual violence, and that its findings could aid prosecutors at the International Criminal Court.
- On Monday, a UN commission report alleged Israel is "continuing to commit genocidal acts" with intent to destroy Palestinians in Gaza. Since the October 2025 ceasefire, Israeli forces expanded territorial control from 53% to at least 60%.
- Israeli fire across the advancing front has killed at least 196 Palestinians, including 18 women, 32 boys, and 11 girls, since the ceasefire began. This expansion deeper into Gaza drove much of the documented harm.
- The commission also accused Israeli security forces of war crimes, including torture and rape, in Gaza and the West Bank. Investigators documented six cases of sexual violence at the Sde Teiman military prison, alleging guards used sticks and forced urination.
- These detailed findings aim to support accountability for perpetrators, potentially aiding prosecutors at the International Criminal Court. Israel denies both the genocide and sexual assault allegations, and did not immediately respond to the report's publication.
- The ceasefire scaled down a war initiated by Hamas-led attacks on Israel on October 7, 2023, which killed 1,200 people. According to Gaza's Health Ministry, Israel's subsequent military campaign has killed over 74,000 Palestinians throughout the conflict.
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UN commission says Israel has continued to commit genocide in Gaza since truce
A United Nations commission says Israel continued to commit genocide in Gaza after last October's U.S.-brokered ceasefire in the enclave, in a report published Monday that Israel dismissed as part of a "misinformation campaign."
U.N.-commissioned experts say Israel is still committing genocide in Gaza despite the ceasefire. Israel calls for the commission to be dissolved
Israel has long criticized the commission's output and denied accusations of genocide in Gaza and sexual assault by its forces.
The UN Human Rights Council accuses Israel of extermination in the West Bank and genocide in Gaza. The post The UN Human Rights Council issued a report – “fire” on Palestine appeared first on in.gr.
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The United Nations is again pointing to Israel for its actions in the Palestinian territories, and this time it is focusing on the West Bank. A new report by the UN International Independent Investigation Commission on the Occupied Palestinian Territory, including East Jerusalem, and Israel has concluded that "the Israeli authorities and forces have committed crimes against humanity, namely extermination, torture, rape and other forms of sexual …
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