UN experts slam attacks on Gaza shelters, forced displacement in West Bank

Al Jazeera
April 13, 2026
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UN experts condemn attacks by Israeli forces and settlers on Gaza shelters and forced displacement in the West Bank.

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UN experts have condemned attacks on shelters in Gaza and the forced displacement of Palestinians in the West Bank. A panel detailed incidents of violence reportedly carried out by Israeli forces and settlers against displaced Palestinians in both regions. This condemnation highlights ongoing international concerns regarding the treatment of Palestinians amid the conflict. The reports from the UN experts suggest a pattern of actions impacting civilian populations and their access to safety and refuge.

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