@beachcitygirl "I also unequivocally condemn the war crimes being carried out right now by Israel"
Are you a specialist in International Law?
FYI
What counts as a war crime includes serious violations of international law or customs committed against civilians and/or certain combatants in armed conflict, according to the UN
No single international law, document or treaty codifies all war crimes. The rules of war have been changed and expanded since the Geneva Convention was significantly updated following World War II.
Examples of war crimes include intentionally targeting civilian populations, torture, taking hostages, rape and other sexual violence, enlisting or conscripting children, and intentionally directing attacks against buildings dedicated to religion, education, art and other cultural aspects of society.
( So it looks like HAMAS ticks most of the boxes )
War crimes contain two primary elements: a violation that took place during an armed conflict, and "intent and knowledge" of the act and conflict, according to the UN.
You have to first establish that there was no military target nearby, and if there was, the force was disproportionately used, and then you have to prove that it was intentional.
The main challenge in prosecuting war crimes is usually determining who is responsible, This becomes especially hard when trying to hold high-profile leaders accountable, as they're often not at the scene of an alleged violation.
HTH