As the war in Gaza continues, legal activists across Europe, Latin America, and beyond are mobilizing to hold Israel accountable for the deaths and suffering of over 70,000 Palestinians. International courts are investigating charges of genocide and war crimes against Israeli leaders, while grassroots organizations like the Hind Rajab Foundation are documenting and litigating alleged violations. Despite obstacles, including political intimidation and lack of resources for victims, a growing network of legal coalitions is filing complaints and building cases in multiple jurisdictions. These efforts aim to break the cycle of impunity and ensure that justice for Palestinian victims is pursued through international and domestic courts. The article argues that accountability for Israeli actions in Gaza is inevitable, urging the international community to support legal processes and end decades of unchecked violations.