International community responsible for Israel’s continued war crimes in Gaza: govt

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The government in Gaza holds the international community responsible for “the continuous Israeli war crimes” in the Gaza Strip as Israel resumed attacks on the enclave soon after the humanitarian pause ended, Anadolu Agency reports.

The Israeli army targeted many houses and civilian areas in the Gaza Strip, the office said, stressing: “The international community bears responsibility for the continuation of Israel’s war against the Gaza Strip.”

“The international community, especially the United States, US President Joe Biden and Secretary of State Antony Blinken, are responsible for the crimes of the Israeli occupation and its brutal war against civilians, children and women in Gaza,” it added.

It said: “The law of war and international humanitarian law are violated. The international community gave Israel the green light to continue its attacks on the Gaza Strip.”

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