Amid growing concerns over the ongoing conflict in Gaza, former Israeli Prime Minister Ehud Olmert has publicly accused his country of committing grave war crimes. In various interviews, Olmert has called not only for a truce but for an immediate cessation of hostilities. He has emphasized the need to address these war crimes, suggesting that government leaders, including Prime Minister Netanyahu, could face international consequences for their actions. This has sparked a broader debate about the complexities of the conflict and the moral responsibilities of the Israeli government. Discussions continue regarding the implications of these accusations and the urgent need for resolutions.