A 55-day-old baby was among the scores of civilians bombed during Black Friday in August 2014. Read more about Israel intentionally killed civilians after soldier's capture in Gaza -- Amnesty
Independent investigation finds Israeli leaders at “highest level” likely responsible for policy of targeting civilians. Read more about “Balance” in UN Gaza report can’t hide massive Israeli war crimes
Almost 70 percent of children killed by Israel in Gaza last summer were less than twelve years old. Read more about Israel "directly targeted" children in drone strikes on Gaza, says rights group
The French multinational’s Israel affiliate “adopted” two Israeli military units, including a tank battalion that took part in last summer’s assault on Gaza. Read more about How Orange telecom supported Israel's massacre in Gaza
More than sixty mosques were completely destroyed in Gaza last summer, according to the Palestinian rights group Al-Haq. Read more about Israel used "disappearance" of soldier as pretext for killing spree -- rights group
Asa Kasher and Moshe Halbertal, co-authors of the Israeli army’s code of ethics, explain why slaughtering Palestinian civilians by the hundreds is moral and may even be necessary. Read more about Killing 40 civilians in one go is “reasonable,” says Israel army ethicist
In email to journalists, Israeli government press office recommends Mordechai Kedar for expertise on Palestinians, who, he said, should be threatened with rape to deter terrorism. Read more about Israeli government promotes rape advocate as expert on Palestinians
In candid interview, religious nationalist Israeli commander Ofer Winter justifies mass killing of civilians in Gaza and cites divine intervention from God as reason for Jewish victory. Read more about Israeli officer admits ordering lethal strike on own soldier during Gaza massacre
New York Times bureau chief Jodi Rudoren claims that the story of Hadar Goldin, the Israeli soldier captured in Gaza, constituted her first “encounter with Israel’s military censor”. However… Read more about Rudoren: I did not have journalistic relations with that censor
Israel has long had a murky procedure called the Hannibal Directive that some interpret as an order to do whatever it takes to prevent a soldier’s capture, even if it means killing him. Read more about Did Israeli army deliberately kill its own captured soldier and destroy Gaza ceasefire?