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As the Palestinian civilian population continues to be subjected to Israel’s indiscriminate, excessive and disproportionate use of force by means of tanks, F-16s, helicopters and other heavy weapons, including white phosphorous shells and dense inert metal explosive bombs, the profound human suffering continues to mount, as the people of Gaza have nowhere to run and nowhere to seek refuge.

For those launching attacks, this includes doing everything feasible to verify that the objectives to be attacked are neither civilians nor civilian objects and refraining from any indiscriminate attacks, including those that may be expected to cause incidental civilian casualties that would be excessive in relation to the concrete and direct military advantage anticipated from that specific attack.

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Regrettably, in blatant violation of Security Council resolution 1860 (2009) and despite regional and international efforts, Israel, the occupying Power, continues its military attacks, using excessive, indiscriminate and disproportionate force by all means of heavy weaponry by air, land and sea against heavily populated civilian areas in the Gaza Strip.

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The International Crisis Group noted in its September 2005 report that “[a]ccording to an independent assessment, there are 8,500 Karabakh Armenians in the army and 10,000 from Armenia” and that “many conscripts and contracted soldiers from Armenia continue to serve in NK [Nagorny Karabakh]”, while “[f]ormer conscripts from Yerevan and other towns in Armenia have told Crisis Group they were seemingly arbitrarily sent to Nagorno-Karabakh and the occupied districts immediately after presenting themselves to the recruitment bureau.

The Lebanese people suffered directly not only in the flesh but also in terms of their means of subsistence and survival throughout the crisis, as opportunities for channelling humanitarian aid were seriously curtailed by the violence of the indiscriminate bombardments, by the air, land and sea blockade and by the methodical destruction of the country’s main highways and bridges.

I also remind all parties that indiscriminate, disproportionate and targeted attacks on civilians and civilian infrastructure are violations of international humanitarian law that must cease.

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In that letter the Israeli Minister of Foreign Affairs, after recalling “that the present crisis has been provoked by a callous andindiscriminate terror campaign launched against the citizens of Israel” which has claimed “over 400 dead in the past 18 months and more than 120 victims in March alone, not counting the hundreds of wounded and the devastation inflicted on Israel cities, as well as the suffering it has caused the Palestinian people themselves”, assured the Director-General that his government was particularly anxious “to avoid, as far as possible, damage to property and innocent individuals, as a matter of policy, especially in populated areas … and is very conscious of how important it is to protect and preserve monuments of cultural and religious values, for the benefit of generations to come”.