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ISRAELI attacks on Palestinians at two displaced persons camps in Rafah should be investigated as war crimes, according to a damning new report.
A new investigation by Amnesty International UK slams Israeli forces for failing to take precautions to avoid or minimise harm to civilians sheltering at the Kuwaiti Peace Camp and al-Mawasi in May.
This comes as hopes of a Gaza ceasefire hang in balance after mediation talks in Egypt.
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