International concern over alleged Israeli war crimes in Gaza has intensified following the deadly airstrikes on Al-Nasser Hospital, which killed civilians, medical staff, and journalists. Despite Israel's repeated pledges to investigate such incidents, critics and rights groups argue that internal probes rarely lead to meaningful accountability, with most cases closed or stalled and only a handful resulting in disciplinary action. Research shows that the vast majority of investigations into suspected abuses since October 2023 have ended without findings, fueling accusations that these inquiries serve more as political theater than genuine efforts at justice. International bodies and governments continue to press for transparency and accountability, but real consequences remain elusive, leaving observers to question whether Israel's self-investigations can withstand mounting global scrutiny.