Israel called the report “disgusting and immoral” published this Wednesday by the International Independent Commission of Inquiry on the Palestinian Territories, which accuses him of war crimes and crimes against humanity and of failing to adequately protect his population during the October attacks.

“The commission has proven once again that Their actions serve an anti-Israel narrative. and that it will never give justice to the victims of Palestinian terrorism,” Israel’s ambassador to the UN in Geneva, Meirav Eilon Shahar, said in a statement minutes after the document was released.

Although the report of the commission, chaired by experienced South African lawyer Navi Pillay also blames the Palestinian armed group Hamas The statement, which addresses war crimes and crimes against humanity, accuses the document of being “biased” to attack Israel.

“Justifies the terrible attack of October 7 contextualizing it from the Palestinian perspective, without mentioning decades of terrorism or continuous rocket attacks on Israeli territory,” the Israeli statement said.

He also assured that the text is a reflection commission, “which was already born “in sin” in 2021”, when it was created by the UN Human Rights Council in the context of a particularly intense missile campaign against Israel.

According to Israel, the report is “an intolerable and disgusting attempt to establish false identity between Israeli security forces and Hamas terrorists regarding acts of sexual violence.”

He also forgets, he claims “deliberate use of Hamas human shields” and accuses Israel of “allegedly failing to protect its population on October 7.”

According to the statement, although Hamas is a lawless terrorist organization, The Israeli army is a democratic country committed to the rule of law and a military that “operates in accordance with international standards.”

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Pillay, president of the commission that prepared the report, She was the UN High Commissioner for Human Rights. President of the International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda and Judge of the International Criminal Court.

They constitute the commission and also contributed to the more than 200-page report. Indian lawyer Milun Kothari and Australian Chris Sidoti.

(EFE)