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UN Accuses Israel of Genocide in Gaza

A UN commission report accuses Israel of actions consistent with genocide in Gaza, citing massive civilian casualties and the use of starvation as a weapon.

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How has Israel responded to previous accusations of genocide related to the Gaza conflict?: Israel rejected a similar accusation of genocide earlier this year, maintaining that their actions were in self-defense and targeted Hamas, not the Palestinian population.
What role is assigned to AI-assisted weaponry in the UN report's criticism of Israel's actions?: The UN commission also criticized Israel's use of AI-assisted weaponry with minimal human oversight, stating that this contributed to the disproportionate number of civilian casualties.
How does the report describe Israel's actions in relation to humanitarian aid and civilian casualties?: The report highlights Israel's siege of Gaza, obstruction of humanitarian aid, and targeted attacks resulting in civilian deaths, accusing Israel of intentionally causing deaths and severe injuries.
What are the main accusations made by the UN commission against Israel in their recent report on the Gaza conflict?: A UN commission report alleges that Israel's actions in Gaza are consistent with the characteristics of genocide, citing massive civilian casualties and the use of starvation as a weapon.
What other prominent organization has made similar accusations about Israel's actions in Gaza and what were those accusations?: The report follows a Human Rights Watch report detailing mass forced displacement of Palestinians in Gaza, alleging war crimes and crimes against humanity.

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