Israel has demolished thousands of buildings in Gaza, including civilian areas, triggering accusations of war crimes and destroying essential infrastructure.
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Since withdrawing from the ceasefire with Hamas in March, Israel has demolished thousands of buildings in Gaza, including densely populated areas. Israel's military command says the demolitions are necessary for security reasons, but legal experts warn the actions could constitute war crimes. Satellite images show devastating destruction and a controversial plan to create a "humanitarian city" on the ruins of Rafah has sparked international condemnation. Demolitions continue, leaving residents homeless and causing a deep humanitarian crisis.
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Demolări masive în Gaza. Israelul este acuzat că folosește distrugerea ca strategie de control
Mii de clădiri civile din Gaza, inclusiv spitale și școli, sunt distruse prin demolări controlate. Israelul susține că adăpostesc infrastructura teroristă a Hamas
BBC - Israelul distruge mii de clădiri civile din Gaza prin demolări controlate
Israel levelling thousands of Gaza civilian buildings in controlled demolitions - BBC News
Israelul rade din temelii mii de clădiri civile din Gaza, inclusiv școli. IDF susține că stă ascunsă „infrastructura teroristă a Hamas”
Mii de clădiri civile au fost demolate în ultimele patru luni în Gaza. Explicațiile armatei israeliene
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