A classified US government report has identified “many hundreds” of potential human rights violations by Israel in Gaza, completed shortly before a ceasefire with Hamas. This marks the first acknowledgment by a US report of the scale of Israeli actions, raising concerns about accountability given the backlog of incidents. The findings relate to the Leahy Laws, which restrict US military aid to foreign units accused of gross human rights abuses. Israel, receiving over $3.8 billion annually in US security aid, faces scrutiny under this law amid ongoing conflict.
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