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        Commission of Inquiry on the Occupied Palestinian Territory and Israel
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        Press Conferences , Edited News | HRC

        Independent rights probe highlights Israeli army’s ‘dislocation and destruction’ tactics in Gaza

        STORY: Commission of Inquiry - Occupied Palestinian Territories

        SOURCE: UNTV CH

        LENGTH: 2’39”

        LANGUAGE: ENGLISH / NATS

        ASPECT RATIO: 16:9

        RESTRICTIONS: NONE

        DATELINE: 19 JUNE 2024 GENEVA, SWITZERLAND

        SHOTLIST

        1.       Exterior medium-wide, UN Geneva flag alley.

        2.       Wide, elevated camera shot of podium speakers and journalists.

        3.       SOUNDBITE (English) – Navi Pillay, Chair of the Commission of Inquiry on the Occupied Palestinian Territory including East Jerusalem and Israel: “People from the north of Gaza move south and suddenly they get attacked in the south. We read all those contrary instructions as pointing to an attitude of not caring for their lives, destruction and dislocation.”

        4.       Medium-wide of the Press room with journalists.

        5.       SOUNDBITE (English) – Navi Pillay, Chair of the Commission of Inquiry on the Occupied Palestinian Territory including East Jerusalem and Israel: “We adhere to the law; you cannot kill civilians, you have to protect them. With this occupation, based on all the information we gathered, it's pretty stark to us: there's a very clear intention of forcible dislocation of people just to force them out.”

        6.       Medium, speakers seated at podium.

        7.       SOUNDBITE (English) – Chris Sidoti, Member of the Commission of Inquiry: “I don't know whether it's one of the most moral armies in the world or not… But what I do have expertise in and what I do have authority to do is make assessments of criminal conduct. And we've done that in relation to the recent events and you can see that in the report. And the only conclusion you can draw is that the Israeli army is one of the most criminal armies in the world.”

        8.       Medium-wide, journalists and TV video journalists with cameras.

        9.       SOUNDBITE (English) – Navi Pillay, Chair of the Commission of Inquiry on the Occupied Palestinian Territory including East Jerusalem and Israel: “Thousands of people are telling us that had it not been for the help of powerful countries, Israel would not have been able to carry out this perpetual occupation.”

        10.   Medium-wide, press room showing rows of seats, journalists and podium.

        11.   SOUNDBITE (English) – Chris Sidoti, Member of the Commission of Inquiry: “There are hostages that have been released. We would like very much to talk to them when it's appropriate to do so, taking into account the physical and psychological conditions. I mean, our first rule in evidence collecting is do no harm. So, at an appropriate time for them, we want to talk to them. We want to find out what happened.”

        12.   Medium, journalists listening, taking notes in the Press room.

        13.   SOUNDBITE (English) – Chris Sidoti, Member of the Commission of Inquiry: “This has happened time and time and time again. And this is the worst ever. This is the highest death toll ever in this protracted period of warfare. And there must be accountability for every specific act of criminality. But if we're going to stop it in the future, we also have to address the question of the context in which it has occurred.”

        14.   Close, cameraman at work.

        15.   Wide, journalists and TV video journalists to rear.

        16.   Close, journalist taking notes.

        17.   Medium, journalists in press room.

        Teleprompter
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        people from the north of Gaza move south and suddenly they get attacked in the south.
        We read all those contrary instructions as pointing to
        an
        attitude of not caring
        for the lives, destruction and dislocation.
        We adhere to the law. You cannot kill civilians.
        You have to protect them
        with this
        occupation.
        Based on all the information we're gathering, it's pretty stark to us.
        There is a very clear intention
        of for
        dislocation, of people just to force them out.
        I don't know whether it's one of the most moral armies in the world or not.
        But what I do have expertise in and what I do
        have authority to do is make assessments of criminal conduct.
        And we've done that in relation to
        the recent events. And you can see that in the report.
        And the only conclusion you can draw is that the Israeli
        army is one of the most criminal armies in the world.
        We
        welcome
        to
        reach out to.
        Thousands of people are telling us that had it
        not been for the help of powerful countries,
        Israel would not have been able
        to carry out this perpetual occupation
        around the world
        and
        there are hostages that have been released.
        We would like very much to talk to them.
        when it's appropriate to do so taking into
        account their their physical and psychological conditions.
        I mean, our our first rule in evidence collecting is do no harm.
        So at an appropriate time
        for them, we want to talk to them. We want to find out what happened.
        This has happened time and time and time again.
        And this is the worst ever.
        This is the highest death toll ever in
        this protracted period of warfare.
        And
        there must be
        accountability for every specific act of criminality.
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        we also have to address the question of the context in which it has occurred.
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