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Gaza warDPA International
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The UN Human Rights Office says Israel has not been paying sufficient attention to the protection of civilians during the Gaza war .
The office has investigated six Israeli attacks in the Gaza Strip between October 9 and December 2 .
At least 218 people had been killed, the report says.
The section of international humanitarian law governing combat situations states that civilian facilities must be spared as much as possible.
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