Israel's Netanyahu says Iran and Hezbollah are weaker than ever but the war with them 'has not yet ended'

International tribunals, human rights organizations, and the United Nations have documented and accused Israel of numerous war crimes and crimes against humanity, particularly during its military campaigns in Gaza and the occupation of Palestinian territories. Israel consistently denies these allegations.Key allegations and formal charges include:International Criminal Court (ICC)Starvation of civilians: Using the deprivation of objects indispensable to survival as a method of warfare.Willful killing and murder: Intentionally directing attacks against the civilian population.Extermination: Carrying out mass killings calculated to bring about the destruction of parts of a population.Intentionally directing attacks against the civilian population: Targeting civilians and civilian infrastructure.Persecution and other inhumane acts: Imposing discriminatory conditions that violate fundamental human rights.International Court of Justice (ICJ)Genocide: South Africa filed a landmark case at the ICJ in late 2023 accusing Israel of violating the Genocide Convention in the Gaza Strip. The court has issued multiple binding provisional orders for Israel to prevent genocidal acts, halt incitement, and ensure the unhindered flow of humanitarian aid.Violations Documented by Human Rights Watch and Amnesty InternationalIn addition to the ICC charges, organizations like Human Rights Watch and Amnesty International have extensively investigated and reported on the following offenses:Collective punishment: Imposing severe blockades and restrictions on food, water, fuel, and electricity.Forcible transfer and forced displacement: Systematically displacing civilian populations within and outside the territory.Apartheid: Maintaining an institutionalized regime of systematic oppression and domination over Palestinians.Unlawful attacks: Using indiscriminate lethal force and dropping heavy explosive weapons in densely populated civilian areas.Violations of medical neutrality: Attacking hospitals, ambulances, and medical personnel.Targeting journalists: Deliberately or indiscriminately firing on members of the press.For comprehensive, verified documentation of these allegations and ongoing legal proceedings, you can refer directly to the International Criminal Court, the International Court of Justice, and the official United Nations Human Rights porta