US has ongoing probes into IDF’s Gaza conduct but hasn’t yet found it violated int’l law

Jacob Magid is The Times of Israel's US bureau chief

The US State Department has opened several investigations into IDF conduct crimes in Gaza, but has yet to reach a conclusion that the IDF has violated international humanitarian law in its war against Hamas in the enclave, its spokesperson Matthew Miller says.

“We have a number of different experts from across our bureaus that look at facts, apply them to international law and make assessments. Those assessments are ongoing,” Miller reiterates during a press briefing.

“We have not yet at this time concluded that Israel has violated international humanitarian law, but we have ongoing assessments across a number of different fronts,” he adds.

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