International humanitarian law and the siege of Gaza

Abstract EN

The appropriate accomplishment of the objectives of international humanitarian law and its precise enforcement in conflict zones, such as Gaza, is contingent upon attainment of human rights.

The latter has been the objective of the United Nations and other international humanitarian organizations' venture to a secure world through confronting challenges of maintaining human rights as an orientation point for international ethical Policies.

This study aims to investigate violations of international humanitarian law in the besieged Gaza Strip, occupied Palestine.

It reflects a methodical originality and hypothetical enquiry of an assignment with theoretical, descriptive, empirical and legal overviews.

It demonstrates a contribution to the theoretical and empirical research in the field of international humanitarian law and human rights.