The ongoing conflict between Israel and Palestinian militant groups in Gaza has led to fierce accusations of war crimes, on both sides.
On Monday, advocacy group Reporters Without Borders called on the International Criminal Court to investigate as a possible war crime an Israeli strike this weekend that destroyed a building in the Gaza Strip housing several international news outlets.
Meanwhile, rockets fired indiscriminately into Israeli land by Hamas, the group that controls Gaza, and by other militants, have been described as war crimes by groups that ally themselves with Israel.
But war crimes investigations are never simple, with huge discrepancies in power and fatalities, and the institutions of international law have long struggled to deal with the conflict between Israel and Palestinian groups.

