A legal center launches a campaign to pursue Britons who fought with the occupying army in Gaza.

A report by The Guardian, prepared by diplomatic editor Patrick Wintour, highlights the pursuit of British individuals who fought alongside the occupying army in Gaza.

The report states that a Palestinian rights advocacy organization in Britain is seeking ways to prosecute British citizens who fought with the Israeli army in Gaza.

It added that a human rights organization has launched a campaign to file a special lawsuit claiming that British citizens went to fight in the ranks of Israel illegally.

A summons was issued to a magistrate's court on Monday against a person whose name has been identified, and the International Center for Justice for Palestinians has presented this unusual lawsuit.

The human rights organization intends to argue in court that identified British citizens joined a foreign army in a state of war with a country, Palestine, with which Britain was not at war.

The organization claims that participation in a war with a foreign power constitutes a violation of Article 4 of the Foreign Enlistment Act of 1870, which criminalizes the acceptance or consent of any person to enlist or engage in military service for any foreign state at war with another foreign state but at peace with the Government of Britain.

The International Center for Justice for Palestinians has named one individual in the attempt to prosecute, but it has gathered evidence against more than 10 British citizens.

To enhance the chances of success in the prosecution and to prevent jeopardizing the case, the International Center for Justice will not name those it wishes to arrest.

The International Center for Justice for Palestinians accuses the Israeli army of waging a war not limited to Hamas, but against all Palestinians and Palestine itself, a state that it now recognizes according to The Guardian.

The center clarified that it needs to prove that the defendant is a British citizen, that he accepted a mission or engaged in the Israeli armed forces, that Israel was at war with Palestine, that Palestine is a foreign state, and finally that Palestine was at peace with Britain.

Israeli law does not require anyone outside its territory, including British Israeli citizens, to accept or consent to any mission or engagement in the army, which means that British citizens who fought in the ranks of the Israeli army did so voluntarily according to the newspaper.

The International Center for Justice for Palestinians pointed out that there is a large and recurring number of military activities directed against civilians and civilian institutions in the West Bank and Gaza, showing that Israel was at war with all Palestinians.

It also confirms that Israel is illegally occupying the West Bank, including East Jerusalem and Gaza, as determined by the International Court of Justice in its advisory opinion last July and again this week.