Israeli courts says human rights don’t apply to Palestinians
Fatima AbdulKarim
Press TV, al-Quds
The Israeli army says principles of human rights do not apply to the rules of engagement toward Palestinian protesters in the Gaza Strip, describing the besieged enclave as a war zone. Palestinians slammed the statement as further proof of Israel’s disregard for the lives of Palestinians and international law.
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