Israeli military releases findings from internal Gaza review, referring two deadly incidents — including the killing of a five-year-old girl and Palestinian rescue workers — for criminal investigation amid global outcry. While operational failures led to disciplinary action in other cases, no criminal probe was recommended for the World Central Kitchen convoy strike despite international condemnation. Critics question the IDF’s impartiality and timeliness, citing a history of low prosecution rates and lengthy delays. Legal experts warn that proving intent to murder under Israeli military law is often required, making convictions difficult. The International Criminal Court may step in if national investigations fail to deliver justice.
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