Human Rights Watch said Israeli airstrikes that destroyed four large towers in Gaza during last May's war violated the law and could be considered a war crime.
"Israeli attacks on the Gaza Strip also damaged nearby buildings, displaced dozens of families and shut down dozens of companies that provided livelihoods for many people," the group said in a report, according to Russia Today.
"Israeli officials justified their attacks on the Hanadi, Al-Jawhara, Al-Shorouk and Al-Jalaa towers in Gaza on the grounds that they were used for military purposes, but did not provide any evidence to substantiate their claim," the report said.