The series of explosions in Lebanon, linked to Hezbollah, sparked debates on international humanitarian law, raising concerns about Israel's responsibility and potential violations.
Article 7(2) of the Amended Protocol II prohibits the use of booby traps, with Human Rights Watch emphasizing that such actions could indiscriminately impact civilians and military alike.
Lama Fakih from Human Rights Watch argued that explosive devices lacking precise location knowledge lead to unlawful indiscriminate warfare, posing dangers to civilians, particularly in populated areas.
Human Rights Watch has called for a prompt and unbiased investigation into the recent explosions, highlighting accountability issues concerning the military actions involving Israel.
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