Ryan McBeth
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Why did Israel destroy this Monuments in Gaza?
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December 15, 2023
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On November 16th, 2023, IDF forces destroyed a monument to fallen Turkish Aid workers of the IHH . This video covers a history of why that happened, why the monument was built, why someone might destroy a monument during wartime and the legal justifications for doing so.
NOTE: A viewer pointed out that The Oslo Accords created 3 areas within the Occupied Territories. Area A is solely under Palestinian National Authority (PNA) jurisdiction, area B is under joint jurisdiction and Area C is solely under the jurisdiction of Israel. Therefore the enforcement of the 5758-1998 momuments law is limited to Israeli territory, and areas B and C of the Occupied Territories. In Area A, including Gaza, the PNA law applies. So Israel may be enforcing a law it has no right to enforce.
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