No Israel prosecutions for killing Palestinian civilians in occupied West Bank since start of decade

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Since 2020, Israel has not prosecuted any of its citizens for the killing of Palestinian civilians in the occupied West Bank. A Guardian analysis reveals this impunity amid a surge in violence, with over 1,100 Palestinian civilians, including many children, killed by Israeli soldiers and settlers since 2020. Former Israeli Prime Minister Ehud Olmert is urging the International Criminal Court to intervene, citing state-backed settler violence and the complicity of Israeli police and military. Dozens of former Israeli security commanders have also issued a public letter warning of the existential threat posed by unchecked "Jewish terrorism" and the failure to enforce the law. They highlight recent incidents, including the killing of a Palestinian family, as evidence of organized violence.
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AI-ExtractedThe last deadly attack by Israeli security forces in the occupied West Bank that led to an indictment was in 2019.
Former prime minister Ehud Olmert called for an intervention by the international criminal court (ICC).
Israel has not prosecuted its citizens for killing Palestinian civilians in the occupied West Bank since the start of this decade.
Since 2020 Israeli soldiers and settlers have killed at least 1,100 Palestinian civilians in the occupied West Bank.
This month Israeli settlers and police have killed 10 Palestinian civilians in the occupied West Bank.
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