The one and only independent investigation of the attack on Gaza came up with far different conclusions. But, Rocco the propagandist knows that he only parrots Viscious Israeli Jew Occupier (VIGO) propaganda.
Physicians for Human Rights-Israel (PHR-Israel) recruited 8 independent international medical experts, who were not affiliated with either Israeli or Palestinian parties involved in the conflict. Experts were recruited in the fields of forensic pathology, emergency medicine, public health, paediatrics and paediatric intensive care, and health and human rights. Participants were chosen because of their professional expertise and their freedom from affiliation to any state or party in Israel and the occupied Palestinian territories (OPT), or to any relevant political body in any other country.
Just a gist of the report and how the VIJO managed to murder over a thousand women and children.
"• The overwhelming majority of injuries causing death or requiring hospitalisation seen by the Fact Finding Mission (FFM) ed. were the result of explosion or crush injuries, often multiple complex injuries; • A majority of hospitalised patients interviewed reported people being injured or killed while in, or very close to, their homes or those of relatives and neighbours; • Numerous cases in which - significant numbers of casualties including members of the same family and rescuers were killed or injured in a single incident; - ‘double tap’ or multiple consecutive strikes on a single location led to multiple civilian casualties and to injuries and deaths among rescuers; - heavy explosives were used in residential neighbourhoods, resulting in multiple civilian casualties; - emergency medical evacuation was not enabled and/or in which medical teams were killed or injured in the course of evacuation of the injured (notably in Shuja’iya, Gaza City); • At least one case in which a mine-breaching explosive device (tsefa shirion) was used in a residential street in Khuza’a, Khan Younis, causing massive destruction. • At least one case, of Shuhada’ Al Aqsa Hospital in Deir Al Balah, where several people were killed and injured in what was apparently a deliberate attack on the hospital on 21 July 2014. An in-depth study of the town of Khuza’a suggests that: • A convoy of hundreds of civilians came under fire while attempting to flee the town on 23 July 2014; • A medical clinic in which civilians and injured people were sheltering after this attack was hit by missiles, causing deaths and injuries; • A seriously injured 6-year-old child was not assisted and his evacuation was obstructed despite eye contact with troops on the ground on 24 July. He later died; • Civilians in a house occupied by Israeli soldiers suffered abuse and ill-treatment including beatings, denial of food and water, and use as human shields. One was shot dead at close range. 10 In addition, the FFM examined: • The strains placed on hospitals in Gaza during the attacks; • Problems with referral and evacuation of patients from Gaza hospitals to hospitals outside; • Long-term internal displacement in Gaza as a result of the partial or total destruction of about 18,000 homes; • Long-term psychosocial and mental health damage caused by this and previous wars; • An increased need for rehabilitation services and insufficient current resources in Gaza to meet them. Conclusions • The attacks were characterised by heavy and unpredictable bombardments of civilian neighbourhoods in a manner that failed to discriminate between legitimate targets and protected populations and caused widespread destruction of homes and civilian property. Such indiscriminate attacks, by aircraft, drones, artillery, tanks and gunships, were unlikely to have been the result of decisions made by individual soldiers or commanders; they must have entailed approval from top-level decision-makers in the Israeli military and/or government. • The initiators of the attacks, despite giving some prior warnings of these attacks, failed to take the requisite precautions that would effectively enable the safe evacuation of the civilian population, including provision of safe spaces and routes. As a result, there was no guaranteed safe space in the Gaza Strip, nor were there any safe escape routes from it. • In numerous cases double or multiple consecutive strikes on a single location led to multiple civilian casualties and to injuries and deaths among rescuers. • Coordination of medical evacuation was often denied and many attacks on medical teams and facilities were reported. It is not clear whether such contravention of medical neutrality was the result of a policy established by senior decision-makers, a general permissive atmosphere leading to the flouting of norms, or the result of individual choices made on the ground during armed clashes. • In Khuza’a, the reported conduct of specific troops in the area is indicative of......................"
https://gazahealthattack.files.wordpress.com/2015/01/gazareport_eng.pdf
NOPE the source is biased as it is funded from Islamic sources, try the Goldstone report that says the Palestinians committed more war crimes than Israel. Or even the UN that decreed that every rocket fired is a war crime.
