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Israel rejects criminal investigation into aid worker's death

Israel has rejected a criminal investigation into the death of Zomi Frankcom, prompting questions about international law.

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The dispute could intensify diplomatic tensions and scrutiny of accountability in conflict zones.

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  1. As Israel rejects a criminal investigation into Zomi Frankcom's death, is international law dead? ↗abc.net.au · Recorded source date: Aug 25, 2026, 4:46 AM UTC

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