Israel says Amnesty report accusing Hamas of crimes against humanity ‘falls far short’

Lazar Berman is The Times of Israel's diplomatic reporter

After Amnesty International put out a report accusing Hamas of crimes against humanity during and after the October 7, 2023, attack on Israel, Israel says the report is insufficient.

“It took Amnesty International more than two years to address Hamas’s heinous crimes, and even now its report falls far short of reflecting the full scope of Hamas’s horrific atrocities,” writes Foreign Minister Spokesman Oren Marmorstein on X.

“The horrors perpetrated by Hamas and Palestinian civilians on October 7 and thereafter are so grave that even a biased organization like Amnesty International could not overlook them. Fortunately, the world does not need Amnesty International to recognize the truth of the sheer monstrosity of Hamas.”

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