British and international lawyers have filed war crimes against 10 British people fighting Israeli troops in Gaza.

A file of ten British nationals, charged with war crimes while in the battle of besieged Israel Gaza Strip A leading human rights lawyer has submitted it to the Metropolitan Police in London.

The 240-page report prepared by Michael Mansfield and other lawyers in The Hague was submitted on behalf of the Palestine Human Rights Centre (PCHR) and the UK-based Public Interest Law Centre (PILC), which represent Palestinians in Gaza and the King of England.

They are accused of pledging War Crimes and crimes against humanity, including extinction, displacement and murder.

“I couldn’t help but see what I saw: the bodies next to each other,” a witness said in testimony collected by the PCHR, a relative was killed in an Israeli attack.

According to several media reports, the report has not been published, calling for an emergency investigation into allegations including targeted killings of civilians and aid workers.

It reportedly provides detailed, well-researched and reliable evidence of their involvement in these serious crimes and specifically identified 10 people who have not been publicly named, some of whom hold Israeli citizenship.

Al Jazeera’s Jonah Hull said in a report at Scotland Yard in London that the report has not been made public for legal reasons.

The report said the report accused the suspect of “attacking protected sites, including historical monuments and religious sites, and forcing civilians to move and displace them.”

British news outlets quoted lawyer Sean Summerfield, who helped compile the archives, saying the study, based on open source evidence and witness testimony, jointly proposed a “striking” case.

We are on the verge of a collapse in the rules of order because some states have taken it to action…” Mansfield told reporters outside the police building.

Speaking to the U.S. news website Zeteo, Mansfield said the allegations also included “mass killing, mass destruction and mass displacement.”

The report said the UK has the responsibility to investigate and prosecute those who commit international crimes under international law.

Asked if the British government should ban British nationals from serving in the Israeli army, Mansfield said: “The government has the potential to show that, as they have in other cases, they believe an illegal army believes an illegal war is underway.”

Mansfield further spoke of the lack of government action, saying many countries around the world are “doing nothing” and support the Israeli government.

“I think this is another reason why the Palestine Centre for Human Rights and Centre for the Public Interests decided to prompt the government to act…,” Mansfield said.

Since Israel re-attacked Gaza on March 18 End a brief ceasefire According to the Enclave Ministry of Health, along with Hamas, it has urged to seize the territory by force and killed more than 1,300 people.

More than 50,000 Palestinians have been killed since the war began on October 7, 2023, most of them women and children.