Human Rights Watch alleges that Israel's systematic control and targeting of Gaza's water supply has led to the deaths of thousands of Palestinians, constituting acts of genocide.
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The rights group said that the “pattern of conduct” outlined in its report and statements from Israeli officials “may indicate” genocidal intent, but it did not come down definitively on one side. Under international law, proving intent is key in concluding whether the crime of genocide has been committed.
“Israel will continue to ensure humanitarian aid enters Gaza, in full compliance with international law,” the statement said. The World Health Organization says people require 50 to 100 liters per day to meet basic needs and keep sickness in check. Human Rights Watch said its findings were based on interviews with more than 60 Palestinians, accounts from utility employees, doctors and other healthcare workers and aid workers, and analysis of satellite images, photos and video.
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