David Hodari is a London-based editor.
There are “clear signs of ethnic cleansing” by Israel as it wages war in Gaza, according to a new report from Doctors Without Borders, which became the second group in a week to condemn the country's conduct in the besieged enclave.
At the time, an IDF spokesperson called Amnesty report’s claims “entirely baseless.” While war crimes such as genocide are legal designations that would normally be made by a judge, the charities’ accusations will do little to dispel the charges already brought against the government of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.
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