-Head of UK-based organization says Anadolu’s photographs, publication ‘Evidence’ reveal Israeli crimes in Gaza with clarity

– ‘What worries me is that the International Criminal Court doesn’t do what it’s supposed to do,’ says ICJP Director Tayab Ali      

Anadolu’s photographs proving Israel’s use of white phosphorus in Gaza and the book “Evidence,” which includes these photographs as documents on Israel’s war crimes, as well as the images of Anadolu photojournalist Mustafa Haruf being beaten by Israeli forces in the occupied East Jerusalem, will be submitted as evidence in war crimes investigations in the UK and independent court cases around the world. 

The war crimes unit of the British police force (Scotland Yard), which cooperates with the International Criminal Court (ICC), examines evidence of Israeli war crimes in Gaza and transmits to the court any information it considers relevant to the ongoing ICC investigation.

The UK-based independent organization “International Centre for Justice for Palestinians (ICJP)” has established an official channel with the British police to collect and present evidence of war crimes to the police.

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