Eygi's death has sparked international condemnation and raised critical questions regarding the accountability of the Israeli apartheid regime for its actions against civilians. Despite claims of internal investigations by the Israeli occupation forces, the effectiveness and transparency of these inquiries are frequently called into question.

Critics argue that these internal probes seldom result in meaningful consequences for the perpetrators, thus perpetuating a cycle of impunity. The systemic targeting of activists, including foreign nationals, underscores the urgent need for a comprehensive approach to holding the Israeli apartheid regime accountable for its actions.

The questions surrounding accountability are exacerbated by the lack of significant international pressure on the Israeli regime. Activists and rights organizations continue to call for measures that ensure justice for victims, yet the political will to challenge the status quo remains elusive.

As the world watches, the plight of those targeted by the Israeli occupation forces remains a pressing concern. The calls for justice demand not only acknowledgment of the wrongdoing but real action to prevent further atrocities against civilians.