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JERUSALEM (AP) -- A Human Rights Watch investigation published Thursday said an Israeli attack on a Gaza building in October had no apparent militant target, but killed 106 civilians, including 54 children, making it an "apparent war crime."
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Human Rights Watch's Investigation Found No Evidence That the Attack Targeted Any Militant Activity Inside the Building, Making It an Apparent War Crime
International law prohibits attacks on military targets that will likely cause disproportionate harm to civilians.
Human Rights Watch says an Israeli strike on an apartment building in Gaza last October killed at least 106 civilians, including 54 children.