UN rights chief: Gaza body findings raise war crimes concerns — SkimNews
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- UN human rights chief said Tuesday that the recovery of hundreds of bodies from the rubble of buildings destroyed by Israeli strikes in Gaza has raised fresh concerns about possible war crimes.
- The war in Gaza began nearly three years ago, with the buildings where remains were recovered having been destroyed by Israeli strikes during that conflict.
Why it matters: The UN's top human rights official publicly framing recovered remains as potential war crimes evidence intensifies international legal scrutiny of Israel's nearly three-year military campaign in Gaza, sharpening the accountability debate at the highest diplomatic level.
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