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Documents Over A Three Month Period (7 July 2025 To 7 October 2025): Documents Relating To Indiscriminate Killing Of Civilians By Israel, Excluding Documents To Which Legal Professional Privilege…

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Documents Over A Three Month Period (7 July 2025 To 7 October 2025): Documents Relating To Indiscriminate Killing Of Civilians By Israel, Excluding Documents To Which Legal Professional Privilege Attaches. Documents Relating To Intentional Killing Of Civilians By Israel, Excluding Documents To Which Legal Professional Privilege Attaches. Documents Relating To Evidence That Israel Intentionally Kills Children In Gaza, Excluding Documents To Which Legal Professional Privilege Attaches. Documents Relating To Israel Denying Or Hindering To Distribution Of Humanitarian Aid In Gaza, Excluding Documents To Which Legal Professional Privilege Attaches. Documents Relating To Whether There Is A Serious Risk Of Genocide Being Committed By Israel In Gaza, Excluding Documents To Which Legal Professional Privilege Attaches. Documents Relating To The Evidence That Hamas Burned Israeli Babies Alive, Excluding Documents To Which Legal Professional Privilege Attaches.

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This FOI disclosure contains 195 pages of DFAT internal communications and correspondence from July-October 2025 regarding the Gaza conflict, specifically tracking international diplomatic activity at the UN. The released material includes emails from DFAT's Israel-Gaza Taskforce dated September 2025, forwarding letters submitted to the UN by Palestine, South Africa, and Turkey addressing allegations of Israeli military conduct, aid obstruction, and genocide. South Africa's letter specifically references "starvation, weaponisation of aid and genocidal intent." The documents reveal Australia's UN mission circulating these international communications internally, with significant portions redacted under exemptions relating to legal professional privilege and personal information. The disclosure demonstrates DFAT's monitoring of multilateral diplomatic proceedings on the conflict during this period.

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