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http://www.supportgaza.com/gazavideo/ Warning: contains graphic footage of war injuries Israel admits troops may have used phosphorus shells in Gaza Amnesty warns Israel could be guilty of war crimes Peter Beaumont in Jerusalem Wednesday 21 January 2009 Israel has admitted – after mounting pressure – that its troops may have used white phosphorus shells in contravention of international law, during its three-week offensive in the Gaza Strip. Read more: http://www.guardian.co.uk/world/2009/jan/21/gaza-phosphorus-shells __________________________________ Video Phosphorus bombs in Gaza – the evidence Friday 16 January 2009 On Tuesday 13 January Israeli forces attacked Khoza'a, a small rural community east of Khan Yunis in the south of the Gaza Strip. Missiles containing white phosphorus were deployed. Dr Ahmed Almi from the al-Nasser hospital in Khan Yunis describes serious injuries and chemical burns, with victims covered in a white powder that continues to burn long after initial exposure. http://www.guardian.co.uk/world/video/2009/jan/16/gaza-israel-khan-yunis-white-phosphorus Warning: contains graphic footage of war injuries. An Israeli War Crimes Tribunal (ICTI) May be the Only Deterrent to a Global War Francis A. Boyle. The United Nations General Assembly must immediately establish an International Criminal Tribunal for Israel (ICTI) as a "subsidiary organ" under U.N. Charter Article 22. The ICTI would be organized along the lines of the International Criminal Tribunal for Yugoslavia (ICTY), which was established by the Security Council. The purpose of the ICTI would be to investigate and prosecute Israeli war crimes, crimes against humanity and genocide against the Peoples of Lebanon and Palestine. The establishment of ICTI would provide some small degree of justice to the victims of Israeli war crimes, crimes against humanity and genocide against the Peoples of Lebanon and Palestine--just as the ICTY has done in the Balkans. Furthermore, the establishment of ICTI by the U.N. General Assembly would serve as a deterrent effect upon Israeli leaders such as Prime Minister Olmert, Foreign Minister Livni, Defense Minister Barak, Chief of Staff Ashkenazi and Israel's other top generals that they will be prosecuted for their further infliction of international crimes upon the Lebanese and the Palestinians. Global Research, December 31, 2008 ______________________________________________________________________________________________