SEAToday.com, Gaza - A Palestinian nongovernmental organization (NGO) on Wednesday (1/31) accused Israel of yet another war crime following findings of 30 Palestians bodies, handcuffed and blindfolded in Khalifa bin Zayed school in Beit Lahia, Gaza.
According to the videos circulating in social media, the bodies were found in plastic bags which had been buried underneath piles of dirt and sand. Plastic cable tags with Hebrew text can be seen tied around the bottom of the bags.
The NGO, Palestinian Prisoner Society, which monitors Palestinians imprisoned by Israel, said that findings clearly indicated the Palestinians had been arrested, then subjected to a field execution. They also said Israeli authorities refuse to provide information about the fate of Palestinians held by Israeli forces.
The Palestinian Foreign Affairs Ministry has called for an international investigation into accusations that Israel has been executing prisoners in Gaza.
30 Palestinians Held by Israel Found Dead, Handcuffed
30 Palestinians Held by Israel Found Dead, Handcuffed. Photo : aa.com
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