The killing of hundreds of Palestinian protesters at the Gaza border in the last year might be categorised as war crimes, UN investigators have suggested.
More than 250 Palestinians were killed and 26,000 injured since weekly "Great March of Return" protests began in March 2018.
The new report said that the killing of largely unarmed protesters "may constitute war crimes or crimes against humanity."
"The Israeli security forces killed and maimed Palestinian demonstrators who did not pose an imminent threat of death or serious injury to others when they were shot, nor were they directly participating in hostilities," the panel report said.