"Legal and Moral Implications of Israel's Deadly Strike on Aid Convoy"

Israel's account of its attack on a World Central Kitchen convoy, which resulted in the deaths of seven aid workers, has raised significant legal questions. Experts have pointed out concerns about the military's ability to identify civilians and its procedures for protecting them, questioning whether Israel has been complying with international law in its conduct of the war in Gaza. International humanitarian law dictates that civilians cannot be targets of a military attack, and humanitarian aid workers and facilities are entitled to heightened protections.