Washington - Saba:
The Washington Post on Tuesday verified more than 120 photos and videos of the war on Gaza between October 2023 and October 2024, most of which were recorded by Zionist soldiers or shared publicly on their personal social media accounts.
The images show soldiers blowing up or setting fire to buildings, often celebrating the destruction, occupying destroyed buildings, mocking Palestinians and calling for the resettlement of Gaza.
The newspaper said: "Taken together, these images and witness accounts point to a war in which some soldiers committed battlefield excesses. "In some cases, such as the burning of houses, soldiers said they were following direct orders.
Legal experts who reviewed the videos compiled by The Washington Post said: "In the most egregious cases, soldiers are actually recording evidence of potential violations of international humanitarian law.
The Washington Post on Tuesday verified more than 120 photos and videos of the war on Gaza between October 2023 and October 2024, most of which were recorded by Zionist soldiers or shared publicly on their personal social media accounts.
The images show soldiers blowing up or setting fire to buildings, often celebrating the destruction, occupying destroyed buildings, mocking Palestinians and calling for the resettlement of Gaza.
The newspaper said: "Taken together, these images and witness accounts point to a war in which some soldiers committed battlefield excesses. "In some cases, such as the burning of houses, soldiers said they were following direct orders.
Legal experts who reviewed the videos compiled by The Washington Post said: "In the most egregious cases, soldiers are actually recording evidence of potential violations of international humanitarian law.