United Nations: “Israel” is killing Palestinians arbitrarily and deliberately

Arab Newsfeature

The United Nations Human Rights Office has confirmed today that the UN had received reports that the Israeli occupation forces killed at least 11 unarmed Palestinians a few days ago, in what could be classified as a “war crime” in the Gaza Strip.

Agence France-Presse quoted the UN office as saying in a statement today: “It received information indicating that Israeli forces arbitrarily killed at least 11 unarmed Palestinian men,” explaining that “the killings were carried out in the Al-Rimal neighborhood in Gaza City this week, after the arrest of those people”.

The office expressed “its concern,” considering that “the incident raises the alarm about committing a war crime, as the men were killed in front of their family members, after Israeli soldiers ordered the women and children to enter a room and threw a hand grenade inside it, which led to some of them being seriously injured ”a baby and a child.”

The Human Rights Office previously confirmed that the Israeli occupation forces deliberately targeted civilians in the Gaza Strip and committed many massacres during their ongoing aggression against the Strip.

NR

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