UN chief says Israel attacks on Gaza could constitute war crimes and accuses Hamas of firing indiscriminate rockets

The UN’s main human rights body is to meet to discuss launching an investigation into “systematic discrimination and repression” in Israel and Palestine, with the aim of identifying what it said were the root causes of recent Gaza bloodshed.

A draft proposal that calls for unprecedented levels of scrutiny of alleged abuses, called at the request of Muslim states, will be put before the 47-member UN Human Rights Council on Thursday.

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