UN Calls for Accountability Amidst High Civilian Death Toll in Gaza

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The United Nations Human Rights Office has called for accountability for alleged war crimes committed by both Hamas and Israeli forces since October 2023. A report highlights significant civilian casualties, particularly women and children, in Gaza and accuses both sides of violating international law. The report urges a ceasefire and emphasizes the need for international support to hold parties accountable. Israel's diplomatic mission criticized the report, while the U.N. noted severe humanitarian impacts, including food insecurity and displacement in Gaza.
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- Gaza women, children are nearly 70% of verified war dead, UN rights office says Reuters
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