PNN – Human Rights Watch, criticizing the Israeli regime’s attacks on civilian areas in southern Lebanon, stated that it has found no evidence of the presence of military targets in or around the areas struck by the Israeli army.
According to the report of Pakistan News Network, citing Al-Mayadeen, Human Rights Watch said that Israeli attacks on reconstruction equipment and civilian sites in southern Lebanon constitute war crimes.
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The report states that after turning border areas in southern Lebanon into ruins, the Israeli army is seeking to prevent the reconstruction of these areas and the return of their residents.
Human Rights Watch emphasized that Israeli attacks on southern Lebanon have destroyed 360 pieces of heavy machinery used for reconstruction, as well as a cement and asphalt production facility.
The international organization stressed that no evidence has been found indicating the presence of military objectives in or around the areas targeted by the Israeli army. This comes as the Israeli army consistently claims that it targets infrastructure and positions affiliated with Hezbollah in Lebanon.
Human Rights Watch stated: We have found no evidence that this equipment was being used for military purposes by Hezbollah.