The Gaza platform is an innovative new tool being used to investigate human rights abuses. Amnesty International commissioned Goldsmiths University's Forensic Architecture department to build a unique database using all available satellite imagery, broadcast news and citizen generated footage, stills, tweets, press reports and releases etc generated during the 50 days of the Gaza Conflict 2014 to build a definitive picture of what happened minute by minute, hour by hour, day by day as a way of investigating war crimes.

The aim to identify trends and patterns in the military strategy to counter Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's statement to the United Nations that Israel had done "everything possible to minimise Palestinian civilian casualties".