'Accountability can't be swept under rubble': Amnesty on Gaza killings, aid
'Accountability can't be swept under rubble': Amnesty on Gaza killings, aid Amnesty International has said accountability "cannot be swept under the rubble" and the recovery and future of Gaza cannot be separated from a framework grounded in international law, justice and the rights of victims. "More than 1,400 Palestinians have been killed since the ceasefire agreement, nearly two million still…
Amnesty International has emphasized that accountability for the Gaza killings cannot be overlooked, stating that the recovery and future of Gaza cannot be separated from a framework rooted in international law, justice, and the rights of victims. Since the ceasefire agreement, over 1,400 Palestinians have been killed, nearly two million remain in need of shelter, not a single hospital is fully operational, and 1.4 million face severe hunger.
Amnesty highlighted the ongoing failure to hold Israel accountable and compel compliance with the International Court of Justice’s binding orders, which continues to perpetuate mass atrocities against Palestinians. Over a year after the ceasefire, the persistent neglect of these principles fuels the widespread human rights abuses in Gaza.
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