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Unwarranted Reliance on Warnings................................................................. 110 Attack on a Protected Place..............................................................................111 Global Efforts to Address Cluster Munitions ..........................................................112 Conclusion ............................................................................................................117 Appendix: Israel’s Response to a Letter of Inquiry from Human Rights Watch .................................................................................................................. 118 Acknowledgements...............................................................................................131
Page 1 and 2: Lebanon Flooding South Lebanon Isra
Page 3: Civilian Harm......................
Page 7 and 8: Map of Lebanon Flooding South Leban
Page 9 and 10: Israel continues to have a duty to
Page 11 and 12: Flooding South Lebanon 4
Page 13 and 14: A submunition seriously injured Muh
Page 15 and 16: sites located within villages.” 1
Page 17 and 18: civilians thus remained vulnerable
Page 19 and 20: high. The statements do not acknowl
Page 21 and 22: precautions in attack.” 29 States
Page 23 and 24: Recommendations To the Government o
Page 25 and 26: • Take national measures to prohi
Page 27 and 28: submunitions and because certain de
Page 29 and 30: direct attacks against only militar
Page 31 and 32: matter of command responsibility wh
Page 33 and 34: Israel and Cluster Munitions Israel
Page 35 and 36: Israel has imported M26 rockets wit
Page 37 and 38: personnel have destroyed 46,082 une
Page 39 and 40: groups have destroyed 6,892 M85s wi
Page 41 and 42: An unexploded Chinese-made MZD-2 su
Page 43 and 44: The Impact of Israel’s Use of Clu
Page 45 and 46: estimated that the cluster barrages
Page 47 and 48: suffered cluster attacks, such as t
Page 49 and 50: The use of cluster munitions in the
Page 51 and 52: However, soldiers have offered eyew
Page 53 and 54: 2007 by three organizations that ca
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cleared were the self-destructing t
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Time of Attack Casualties Though Hu
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Salimah Barakat, a 65-year-old toba
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Marwa Àli Marì, 12, recovers in t
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Two men collect the final remains o
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Àliya had shrapnel in both legs an
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him after his injury was starting t
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Shadi Saìd Àoun, a 26-year-old fa
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An Israeli cluster munition caused
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oom below. Human Rights Watch resea
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was present at the time of attack o
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Watch in October. 202 “You can se
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oofs, and pathways to homes. 215 Th
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Al-Sheikh Naïm Mahdi primary schoo
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Casualties were still amassing in Z
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a troubling indicator of one reason
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tobacco left after the war, which d
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Clearance and Risk Awareness Becaus
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25% of identified contaminated land
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Agency. 261 Together these groups d
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Community Clearance Out of perceive
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eceiving pay for the boxful. 284 Fa
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upon receipt of detailed strike dat
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programs. 303 Nevertheless, as appa
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munitions within the confines of in
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eceived approval from representativ
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majority of the population left the
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not justified by any reason of mili
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Israel’s Use of Cluster Munitions
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epeated requests, have declined to
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Disproportionate Attacks In justify
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Unwarranted Reliance on Warnings In
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Global Efforts to Address Cluster M
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assistance, risk education, and sto
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munitions with high failure rates,
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Appendix: Israel’s Response to a
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Regarding military targets, the IDF
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context of actual warfare (jus ad b
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through various media, including dr
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Fuel reserves - Terrorist activity
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in Arabic. Additionally, Israeli of
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In doing so, Israel took pains to e
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