there are three Additional Protocols to the Geneva Conventions:
Additional Protocol I (1977):
Relates to the Protection of Victims of International Armed Conflicts
Contains 102 articles
Expands protection for civilians, military and civilian medical workers in international armed conflicts
Prohibits weapons causing "superfluous injury or unnecessary suffering"
Provides special protections for women, children, journalists, and medical personnel
Additional Protocol II (1977):
Relates to the Protection of Victims of Non-International Armed Conflicts
Contains 28 articles
Applies to internal conflicts and civil wars
Prohibits attacks on civilians and "objects indispensable to civilian survival"
Strengthens protections for wounded, sick, and shipwrecked individuals
Israel has not ratified the first and second Additional Protocols to the Geneva Conventions, which were adopted in 1977.
Israel is considered a "persistent objector" to some provisions of the First Additional Protocol
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there are three Additional Protocols to the Geneva Conventions: