Jerusalem (CNN) -- Israel will not open a criminal investigation into the airstrike that killed 10 members of a Palestinian family and two of their neighbors during the November 2012 war with Gaza. Israel's Military Advocate General (MAG) revealed its decision last week in a report that examined allegations of misconduct during Operation Pillar of Defence. The report looked into 80 incidents during the eight days of intense fighting that included Israeli air strikes and Palestinian rocket launches. The independent advocate general said it needed more information on 15 cases, but found no basis for a criminal investigation in the other 65 incidents -- including the strike that killed 10 members of the Al-Dalou family.
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An airstrike on a family home in Gaza in November left 10 people dead
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The patriarch of the family says he feels he is dead, too
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Israel's Military Advocate General said no criminal probe needed in the case
@placeholder disputes that breakdown of the numbers, telling CNN it killed at least 100 "terrorists" during the war.