evidence: The Chicago-based human rights organization Justice For All has declared the destruction of Saint Porphyrius Church in Gaza to be a war crime in a new legal filing submitted to the International Criminal Court (ICC). At the time that the Greek Orthodox church was targeted by Israeli missiles on October 19, it was being used as a refuge and shelter by hundreds of Palestinians. At least 18 died, including a three-month-old baby, and the building was partially destroyed. [...] The document filed by Justice For All outlines how the attack on the church violated the Rome Statute, the ICC’s treaty established in 1998 that establishes four core international crimes: genocide, crimes against humanity, war crimes, and crimes of aggression. In the case of Saint Porphyrius Church, the group focused on the intentional attack on a non-military structure, which resulted in unwarranted impact on both civilian lives and cultural heritage. [...] "The destruction of Saint Porphyrius Greek Orthodox Church is not just an attack on a building but an assault on the spiritual and cultural heritage of the Palestinian Christian community, contributing to their genocide," said Imam Abdul Malik Mujahid, president of Justice For All, in a press statement. "If this church had been anywhere else in the world, there would have been a global uproar. It’s imperative that the international community stands firm in protecting the places of worship of minorities, ensuring these sanctuaries are preserved amidst conflict."