The threat of a massive assault on Iran’s vital civilian infrastructure, encompassing power and desalination plants, has sparked intense backlash from experts and human rights advocates. This proposed action, which would add to the already staggering number of over 113,000 civilian sites reportedly targeted in the conflict, has been denounced as a blatant disregard for international law.
Former US diplomat Stephen J Rapp, who previously served as the US ambassador-at-large for war crimes, unequivocally stated that any attacks on desalination plants would constitute a war crime, leaving little room for doubt. The Council on American-Islamic Relations has called upon Congress to halt funding that could escalate the conflict and to launch an investigation into US Defence Secretary Pete Hegseth for potential war crimes.
The US-Israeli campaign against Iran is unfolding in tandem with Israel’s declared intention to target civilian infrastructure in southern Lebanon. Israel’s military has announced plans to demolish homes near the border, prompting Medical Aid for Palestinians to accuse Israel of adopting a strategy eerily reminiscent of its actions in Gaza, where it has forcibly displaced a significant portion of the population.
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