Abstract

This article scrutinizes the impact of Israeli military operations on Palestinian human rights, spotlighting the relentless erosion of fundamental freedoms and the blatant disregard for international law. It delves into the role of human rights organizations in advocating for Palestinian rights and the formidable challenges they encounter in holding Israel accountable. Furthermore, it probes the responses of the international community to the Israeli occupation, evaluating the effectiveness of existing approaches and the limitations imposed by international legal frameworks in addressing the persistent human rights crisis. The narrative underscores the marginalized voices of the Palestinian populace and underscores the urgent need for a just and lasting resolution that upholds their inherent human rights.

Methodology

          This research study investigates the repercussions of Israeli military operations on Palestinian human rights, as well as the worldwide response to the ongoing crisis. The methodology entails a comprehensive analysis of reports from reputable organizations like Amnesty International and Human Rights Watch, as well as UN resolutions, publications from the International Court of Justice, and legal analyses from experts in international law. Drawing from scholarly literature, the study integrates theoretical perspectives and historical context to illuminate the complexities of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. Additionally, it incorporates current news pieces and reports to furnish up-to-date statistics and insights, enriching the analysis with timely and pertinent information.

Results/ Findings

          This study delves into the multifaceted impact of Israeli military operations on Palestinian human rights, examining the challenges faced by human rights groups and assessing the limitations of global responses. By shedding light on these critical dynamics, it aims to enrich ongoing dialogues and advocacy initiatives aimed at fostering a durable resolution to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.