The three-page resolution details a pattern of conduct including the deprivation of humanitarian aid, sexual violence, and forced population displacement. Scholars pointed specifically to public remarks by Israeli war cabinet ministers and senior officers who have characterized Palestinians as enemies and called for the destruction of the territory. The document also highlights support among officials for plans to expel the Palestinian population, which researchers define as ethnic cleansing.
Melanie O'Brien, president of the association and a professor of international law, described the resolution as a definitive expert assessment of the situation on the ground. The findings align with a recent report from the UN-backed Integrated Food Security Phase Classification Initiative, which projected that famine conditions will spread to Deir al-Balah and Khan Younis by late 2025. Data from the Gaza Health Ministry indicates that over 330 people, including 120 children, have already succumbed to starvation due to the ongoing blockade.
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