The Israeli Military Advocate General Corps announced investigations into five incidents connected to the 50-day battle between Israel and the terrorist group Hamas.

The most high profile of the cases involves the airstrike on a beach that resulted in the deaths of four Palestinian children.  However, the IDF said none of the situations is being investigated under the guise of a “war crime.”

The MAG Corps speed at launching investigations is seen as a response to actions after the 2008-2009 Operation Cast Lead in Gaza that had some incidents left without investigation years later.

The beach investigation will look into accusations from reporters that no Hamas military targets were in the area of the beach at the time of the air strikes.  The strike took place near a hotel where foreign journalists had been staying and they observed the air strike.

An investigation that has already taken place regarding an Israeli rocket that struck a UN school has shown that while one Israeli rocket hit the school, no injuries were caused to anyone by the strike.  Hamas had claimed children were injured as a result of the strike.