Will international community seek justice for Israel's latest attacks on Jenin?

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War on Gaza

Will international community seek justice for Israel's latest attacks on Jenin?

According to UN experts, Israel's recent military assaults on Jenin may potentially constitute a war crime. The extensive two-day operation resulted in the deaths of 12 Palestinians and caused significant devastation to the refugee camp. Israel has claimed that their objective was to eliminate terrorists, but the UN has denounced the actions as barbaric. Guests: Nour Odeh Writer and Political Analyst Hugh Lovatt Senior Fellow at The Dietrich Bonhoeffer Institute Shai Franklin Senior Fellow at The Dietrich Bonhoeffer Institute