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UN inquiry says Israel kept committing genocide in Gaza after truce
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A UN Independent International Commission of Inquiry report published Monday, 26 October, says Israel continued to commit genocide in Gaza after the US-brokered ceasefire of last October, and that the situation in the occupied West Bank deteriorated. The report, covering violations against Palestinian children from 7 October 2023 to September 2026, says Israeli forces kept using heavy munitions, drones, artillery and sniper fire in densely populated Gaza areas during the ceasefire, and that the 'Yellow Line' demarcation had moved increasingly into Gaza. Palestinian authorities say more than 74,000 people have been killed in Gaza. The commission said Palestinians killed in West Bank airstrikes rose from six to 254 over the period, and that 34,176 Palestinians remained displaced as of August 2026. Commission Chair Srinivasan Muralidhar said the killings and home destruction formed part of a broader strategy to exterminate and displace Palestinians. Israel's Geneva mission called the report part of a misinformation campaign, and Ambassador Daniel Meron said it sought to undermine Israel's legitimacy. The commission also faulted the Palestinian Authority for targeting dissenters.
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