Israel-Gaza War U.S. says Israel may have violated humanitarian law using American weapons The assessment, contained in a new report to Congress, found, however, that there was not enough evidence ...

WASHINGTON >> The Biden administration today said Israel’s use of U.S.-supplied weapons may have violated international humanitarian law during its military operation in Gaza, in its strongest ...

WASHINGTON (7News) — Israel may have violated laws of war during several attacks in its conflict against Hamas, leading to numerous deaths and destruction in the Gaza Strip, according to a new ...

Israeli forces may have repeatedly violated fundamental principles of the laws of war, the UN human rights office has said. More than 37,000 Palestinians have been killed, Hamas-run authorities claim.

The Biden administration says Israel's use of U.S. weapons in Gaza likely violated international law, but officials could not determine for certain.

The U.N. human rights office said Israeli forces may have violated the laws of war in Gaza and failed to distinguish between civilians and fighters. Another U.N. inquiry on Wednesday (June 19 ...

The top United Nations court says Israel breached international law with 'coercive environment for Palestinians'. The UN opened a hearing to deliver a non-binding advisory opinion on the legality ...

Did Israel's alleged use of explosives in pagers in Lebanon break international law? NPR's Leila Fadel talks to Brian Finucane, senior adviser to the International Crisis Group.

The international “community” and its academic justifiers have claimed that Israel’s attacks on Hezbollah communications devices are unlawful. They are dead wrong. The law of war is based on ...

After Israel detonated pagers and walkie-talkies in Lebanon, a fierce debate began about whether the attacks violated international law. A U.N. treaty from 1996 offers an answer.

These doctrines have unsurprisingly led to mass-casualty attacks, which, according to the laws of armed conflict, constitute war crimes and crimes against humanity.

Israeli forces may have repeatedly violated the laws of war and failed to distinguish between civilians and fighters in the Gaza conflict, the UN human rights office said on Wednesday.