Palestinian President Mahmud Abbas today ordered the formation of a committee to oversee cases to lodge with the International Criminal Court, in a move likely to further anger Israel.
The Palestinians formally joined the ICC last month, in a move that will enable them to submit war crimes and crimes against humanity complaints against Israel.
The new committee will be headed by chief negotiator Saeb Erakat and include various figures from the Palestinian political scene, universities and human rights organizations, said the official Wafa news agency.
The committee "will identify and prepare the documents and records that the state of Palestine will present to the ICC," the agency said, citing Mr Abbas.
About 2,200 Palestinians and 73 Israelis were killed during the 50-day conflict in July and August.
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