GENEVA (Reuters) -Israeli forces may have repeatedly violated the laws of war and failed to distinguish between civilians and fighters in the Gaza conflict, the U.N. human rights office said on ...

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 ...

The U.N. human rights office said Wednesday that Israel “may have repeatedly violated” the laws of war by using massive explosives on densely populated areas in the Gaza Strip during the first ...

The United Nations rights office said Wednesday that Israel’s use of heavy bombs in the Gaza Strip may have systematically violated the laws of war, in a report that Palestinian representatives ...

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 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 ...

This is especially so with regard to nations like Israel and the U.S., which have stringent domestic laws governing the treatment of terrorists.

As Israel enters the 11 th month of its war of self-defense against Iran and its proxies, the administration owes it to the American people to explain America’s interest in, and the justice of ...

Israel, like the United States, is party to some but not all the U.N. conventions and agreements that, taken together, constitute international humanitarian law and the laws of warfare.

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 ...

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.