Juliana Fredman writes

Everything in this account was observed first hand by one or more
internationals from Ireland, South Korea, U.S.A, and Sweden, as well as
by numerous Palestinian civilians.

When the Israeli military re-entered Jenin camp on June 19, 2002
one  of their first actions was to order all men between the ages of 15
and 50 out of their homes where they were removed in at least 12 military
buses. The tanks ruptured water and sewage pipes below the road in what
appeared to be a systematic effort to destroy the civilian infrastructure of the community. Soilders were observed emptying water
tanks from civilians' roofs and on one occasion giving a family's water supply
to their bomb sniffing dog to drink. After over 48 hours of total curfew many
people were left without running water and with  supplies of food,
diapers etc,  growing low.

Kissinger May Face Chilean Justice

The Guardian, June 12, 2002

Judge investigating US role in 1973 coup considers forcing former
secretary of state to give evidence


by Jonathan Franklin in Santiago and Duncan Campbell in Los Angeles

Henry Kissinger may face extradition proceedings in connection with
the role of the United States in the 1973 military coup in Chile. The former US secretary of state is wanted for questioning as a
witness in the investigation into the events surrounding the
overthrow of the socialist president, Salvador Allende, by General
Augusto Pinochet. It focuses on CIA involvement in the coup, whether US officials
passed lists of leftwing Americans in Chile to the military and
whether the US embassy failed to assist Americans deemed sympathetic
to the deposed government.