Anadolu’s publication crucial evidence to try Israel for war crimes: report

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Anadolu‘s new publication ‘Evidence’ presents photos and visuals that vividly expose Israel’s crimes in Gaza, serving as crucial evidence to try Israel for war crimes, the TRT World has reported.

Anadolu decided to turn the footage of photojournalists and cameramen who have been in the field since the beginning of the attacks, into a book to be evidence in international law.

In the book, published under the title ‘Evidence’, Israel’s human rights violations in Gaza are vividly presented with photos.

Photographs of white phosphorus artillery shells used by the Israeli army in densely populated civilian areas of Gaza, deemed a crime by the UN Convention on Conventional Weapons, are also included.

French lawyer Gilles Devers, who advocates for Palestinian victims in the International Criminal Court, described the photographs and videos taken by Anadolu journalists as “fundamental evidence” that fully exposes the crimes committed.

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