UN rights council approves probe into Israeli response to Gaza clashes
The United Nations Human Rights Council approves a commission of inquiry to investigate Israel’s handling of clashes on the Gaza border and alleged human rights violations in the Strip, West Bank and East Jerusalem.
Twenty-nine countries on the rights council vote to approve the probe, including China, Cuba, Saudi Arabia and Venezuela, while 14 countries abstain.
Only the United States and Austria vote against the resolution.
@UN_HRC just approved resolution A/HRC/S-28/L.1 "Violations of International Law in the context of large-scale civilian protests in the Occupied Palestinian Territory, including East Jerusalem", deciding to dispatch an international commission of inquiry Yes 29/ No 2 /Abs 14 ???????? pic.twitter.com/DY4OHN9jOq
— Palestine PLO-NAD (@nadplo) May 18, 2018
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