The commission also found that Israel repeatedly attempted to change the narratives of incidents by concealing information to deflect responsibility and continue military operations.
In an interview with ABC News Channel, Commissioner Chris Sidoti said incidents described by Israel as "tragic mishaps" were instead deliberate policy.
"If you listened to Netanyahu, you would come to the conclusion that the Israeli Defence Forces are the most incompetent army in the world," Mr Sidoti said.
Urging states to act
The UN CoI called on countries to stop supplying arms and equipment to Israel that may be used for "genocidal acts".
It also urged governments to ensure individuals and corporations were not complicit in genocidal acts and pursue legal accountability for those involved.
In a statement, the commission's chair Navi Pillay warned that inaction would amount to complicity and erode the credibility of the international community.
"The international community cannot stay silent on the genocidal campaign launched by Israel," Ms Pillay said.
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Time to sanction Israel, close their embassy and arrest any Australian's who have served with the IDF as war criminals
