Israeli Report Says 44 Percent of Gazan ‘Protective Edge’ Deaths Were Terrorists
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IDF soldiers pictured in Gaza last July, during Operation Protective Edge. Photo: Israel Defense Forces.
At least 44 percent of the 2,125 Palestinians killed during Operation Protective Edge in Gaza last summer were identified by the IDF as armed fighters belonging to Hamas or other terror organizations in the Strip, according to an Israeli report released Sunday.
The Foreign Ministry’s report presents Israel’s diplomatic, military and legal positions on the events of Protective Edge, ahead of the release of a UN committee’s report on Monday.
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