Archive · 28 Jun 2025
Israeli Military Investigates Alleged War Crimes in Gaza
The Israeli military is investigating potential war crimes after reports that soldiers may have intentionally shot at Palestinian civilians near places where food was being given out in Gaza.
Hundreds of people have been killed near these aid locations recently.
The investigation follows reports from the Haaretz newspaper which quoted soldiers who said they were ordered to shoot at crowds.
There is a shortage of food and supplies because of the conflict.
In the past 24 hours alone, at least 72 people were killed and over 170 were injured by Israeli fire across the Gaza Strip.
Israeli military has ordered a war crime probe into alleged deliberate firing at Palestinian civilians.
The investigation follows reports of shootings near aid distribution sites in Gaza.
Haaretz reported that soldiers were told to shoot at crowds to keep them back.
Hundreds of Palestinians have been killed near aid distribution areas over the past month.
Gaza health authorities report at least 72 deaths and 170+ injuries in the last 24 hours.
- Who
- Israeli military
- What
- Israeli military is investigating potential war crimes related to shootings near Gaza aid distribution sites.
- When
- The investigation was ordered recently; the incidents occurred over the past month.
- Where
- Gaza Strip
- Why
- Following reports of alleged intentional firing at Palestinian civilians.
Unnamed Soldiers
Israeli Military
Shooting Orders
Unnamed Soldiers
Commands were to shoot at crowds to disperse them and clear areas near aid distribution.
Israeli Military
Israeli Military's response to earlier incidents was firing warning shots.
- Investigation Ordered By
- Israeli Military Advocate General
- Subject
- Possible war crimes
- Location of Incidents
- Near Gaza aid distribution sites
- Reported Deaths in 24 Hours
- 72+
- Reported Injuries in 24 Hours
- 170+
