A human rights observatory reported that it monitored 6 main indicators that Israel was continuing the “crime of genocide” in the Gaza Strip within 4 weeks of the International Court of Justice’s decision, which obligated it to take measures to prevent this from happening.

The Euro-Mediterranean Human Rights Observatory said in a statement today, Friday, that these 6 indicators include: “the continuation of mass killings of civilians in the Gaza Strip, intentionally inflicting serious physical and psychological harm on the residents of the Strip, and deliberately subjecting residents to miserable living conditions with the aim of actual destruction, including the destruction of homes.” Facilities and infrastructure, starvation and obstruction of humanitarian access, imposing measures aimed at preventing childbirth within Palestinian families, and official and public incitement by Israeli officials to escalate the commission of the crime of genocide.”

The Observatory also announced that it documented “the killing of more than 3,847 Palestinians by the Israeli army, including 1,306 children and 807 women, in addition to the injury of about 5,119 since the issuance of the Court of Justice decision.”

Euro-Med pointed out that the death toll of Palestinian victims since the seventh of last October had risen to "38,067, including 14,350 children and 8,620 women, including more than 8,000 martyrs under the rubble and in the streets who were unable to be recovered by medical teams, including hundreds after the court's decision."

The Euro-Mediterranean Human Rights Monitor accused Israel of continuing to violate international law with its peremptory rules "by committing the crime of genocide, as part of its implementation of grave violations, war crimes, and crimes against humanity, which exist as independent crimes in their own right, against the Palestinians, entirely in the Gaza Strip."