CLEAN : The UN Human Rights office warns Israel over Gaza strikes

The transcript discusses the importance of adhering to international human rights and humanitarian laws to protect civilians during conflicts. It emphasizes that attacks should not target civilians or be launched from densely populated areas. The Government of Israel is urged to respect principles of distinction, proportionality, and precautions in attacks. Concerns are raised about civilian casualties, particularly children, due to airstrikes on homes, questioning compliance with international laws. The transcript calls for leaders to abandon harmful rhetoric and seek peaceful resolutions.

What is a key obligation under international humanitarian law during conflicts?

• To target civilian objects

• To protect civilians

• To ignore international laws

• To use densely populated areas for military purposes

What principles must the Israeli government ensure during hostilities?

• Distinction, proportionality, and precautions

• Aggression, retaliation, and dominance

• Secrecy, surprise, and speed

• Isolation, intimidation, and invasion

What raises doubts about the compliance of Israeli airstrikes with international laws?

• The use of advanced technology

• The occurrence of civilian casualties

• The involvement of international organizations

• The lack of military targets

Under what condition is targeting civilian homes not a violation of international humanitarian law?

• If the homes are in rural areas

• If the homes are used for military purposes

• If the homes are newly constructed

• If the homes are abandoned

What is suggested as a solution to the ongoing conflict?

• Strengthening economic sanctions

• Increasing military presence

• Abandoning aggressive rhetoric

• Expanding territorial claims