Ending Impunity in Gaza
Adalah's legal, international and media campaign to achieve accountability and justice for violations of international law by Israel in the Gaza Strip.
Since 2007, Israel has launched three major military offensives in the Gaza Strip that have resulted in the deaths and injuries of Palestinian civilians, destruction of homes and civilian property, and damage to essential infrastructures including hospitals, power stations and water systems. All this has occurred in the context of an air, land and naval blockade of Gaza by Israel.
Adalah, together with its partners, has conducted legal actions, international advocacy and media outreach to demand accountability for violations of international humanitarian law by the Israeli authorities, and to demand justice for victims of war crimes by the Israeli military.
Demanding investigations into war crimes
- Adalah's Case List in the 2014 Gaza Conflict, updated 4 August 2015
- Adalah & Al Mezan, "Israeli military closes investigation into killing of four children on Gaza beach", 15 June 2015
- Adalah to the MAG: "The military's investigations of possible war crimes committed in Gaza lacks professionalism, neutrality and transparency", 18 September 2015
Seeking access to justice for victims
- Report: Obstacles for Palestinians in seeking civil remedies before Israeli courts, May 2013
- Adalah, Supreme Court approves regulations banning Gazans from entering Israel for compensation cases against the Israeli military, 17 December 2015
International advocacy for accountability
- Report to the UN Commission of Inquiry into the 2014 Gaza Conflict, January 2015
- Adalah at US Congressional briefing: "Israeli investigations into Gaza war cases are illusory", 4 August 2015
Op-eds and commentaries by Adalah staff
- Amjad Iraqi, "The Humanitarian Myths of Israel's 'Roof-Knocking' Policy in Gaza", Huffington Post, 9 September 2014
- Sawsan Zaher, "The Gaza op cover-up", Ynet, 21 September 2014
- Fady Khoury, "No right to compensation", Adalah's Newsletter, November 2011