It maintained that Israeli forces executed Palestinians in 'cold-blood' and on the grounds of mere suspicion, maintaining that forces acted as both judges and executioners. The committee noted that based on a series of documented and publicized incidents, the majority of Palestinians, who assaulted Israelis or were suspected of doing so, were executed by Israeli forces despite that fact that they posed no immediate danger to the latter's lives, stressing that forces could have restrained and detained them instead.
The committee added that a large number of Palestinians were left to bleed to death, without providing them with the necessary first aid, or even allowing Palestinian ambulances' access to them.
It said that the majority of killed Palestinians were shot from a very close range with the intention to kill.
It described Israeli politicians' calls to kill Palestinians instead of detaining them, as a 'war crime', and intentional extrajudicial murders; which it affirmed, violates principles of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, the four Geneva Conventions, and the Rome Statute of the International Criminal Court.
Comment: This is typical Trump: make a valid point in such a controversial manner that by focussing on the way in which Trump made the point, the media have no choice but to bring attention to the point Trump was trying to make. In this case: the utter barbarity of fanatical Islamists. There's really no arguing that point, no matter how much many in the media try to ignore it.