Who Can Be Prosecuted for the Gaza Genocide?
TRANSCEND VIDEOS, 6 Jul 2026
Frontline Magazine - TRANSCEND Media Service
30 Jun 2026
The UN Commission of Inquiry on the Occupied Palestinian Territory has documented violations of international humanitarian law and human rights law in Gaza. Amit Baruah and Justice S. Muralidhar, Chair of the Commission, discuss the findings of the Commission’s reports, the impact of the war on Palestinian children, and the challenges of enforcing international law amid global political divisions.
Justice Muralidhar explains the mandate and investigative process of the Commission, which examines violations in Gaza, the West Bank, East Jerusalem, and Israel. Drawing from the Commission’s findings, he discusses reports on children, genocide, gender-based violence, and the evidence gathered through forensic analysis, testimonies, and corroboration. The interview further explores the global response to the Gaza war, the limits of international mechanisms, and India’s evolving position on Palestine, including questions around arms supplies, diplomacy, and its role in upholding the international legal order.
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Tags: Anti Zionism, Ceasefire, Collective Punishment, Colonialism, Colonization, Crimes against Humanity, Cultural violence, Direct violence, Ethnic Cleansing, Famine, Gaza, Genocide, Hamas, Hunger, Infanticide, Israel, Israeli occupation, Palestine, Palestinian Holocaust, Sociocide, State Terrorism, Structural violence, USA, War crimes, West Bank
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