Palestinian Authority to Submit First Formal Claims of Israeli ‘War Crimes’ to International Criminal Court
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The PA will submit documentation pertaining to their accusations of Israeli ‘war crimes’ to the International Criminal Court. Photo: Vincent van Zeijst.
The Palestinian Authority is set to submit documentation regarding their accusations of Israeli war crimes to the International Criminal Court for the first time on Thursday, Palestinian officials have confirmed.
The documentation will include information about alleged crimes committed by Israel in the occupied West Bank, the Gaza Strip and east Jerusalem since 14 June last year. The Palestinians controversially acceded to the ICC in April, in a further step in its ‘diplomatic intifada’ against Israel in international organizations.
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