Human rights group Amnesty International said four sites hit by Israel in separate targeted attacks in Rafah killed 95 civilians — including 42 children — were not lawful military targets, accusing Israel of direct war crimes for indiscriminate attacks. Amnesty International said three of the strikes hit in December and another in January, all in Rafah, a city in southern Gaza that is acting as a major refugee camp for around 1.5 million Palestinians. The human rights group said the investigation, published Monday, indicates there is no evidence the targeted residential buildings were lawful military targets or were used by fighters, "raising concerns that these strikes were direct at
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