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IDF Military Advocate General Announces Multiple Indictments for Gaza Conduct
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The IDF Military Advocate General, Maj.-Gen. Itay Offir, announced that multiple indictments have been filed against soldiers for their conduct in Gaza. He also revealed that 12 soldiers have been convicted for criminal actions in the West Bank. The exact nature and volume of the Gaza indictments are not yet clear, but could involve violent crimes or rule violations. Offir also defended the IDF's use of collateral damage estimation tools, like NAZA, against claims made in a recent documentary.
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- IDF Military Advocate General Itay Offir announced multiple indictments against soldiers for conduct in Gaza.
- Twelve soldiers have been convicted for criminal actions during operations in the West Bank.
- The specific charges and number of indictments in Gaza remain undisclosed.
- Offir stated that additional indictments are likely, with some cases in pre-indictment hearings.
- The IDF has opened 150 criminal investigations related to the war, including detainee treatment.
- Offir refuted claims that the IDF's collateral damage calculations indicate indifference to civilian harm.
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