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UN Demands Israel Grant Access to Gaza for War Crimes Probe
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By AFP
First reported by Panet · 3 hours ago
What happened
The UN High Commissioner for Human Rights, Volker Türk, is demanding Israel grant access to Gaza for international investigators. This is due to concerns about potential war crimes, citing the discovery of bodies under rubble as evidence.
- 01UN demands Israel allow access to Gaza for war crimes investigators.
- 02High Commissioner Volker Türk cited bodies found under rubble.
- 03Access is needed to assist in gathering evidence of violations.
- 04Concerns raised about potential war crimes by Israel.
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