US EditionBodies of 15 humanitarian and medical workers found in 'mass grave' in southern Gaza: UN
- The International Committee of the Red Cross expressed outrage over the deaths of 15 humanitarian workers in southern Gaza, stating they were risking their lives to provide support to others.
- The bodies of 15 humanitarian and medical workers were found in a mass grave in southern Gaza, as reported by the International Committee of the Red Cross.
- The Palestinian Red Crescent Society reported that the workers were attacked while responding to casualties from an earlier shelling and described the targeting as a 'premeditated crime' and a violation of international humanitarian law.
- Funerals were held for the slain workers whose bodies were found in a mass grave, accused of being killed in 'cold blood' by Israeli troops during a humanitarian mission.
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The Red Crescent said it has recordings of the attack by Israeli troops that killed 15 people in the Gaza Strip.
Red Crescent Worker Who Survived Israeli Massacre Recounts Horror
Funerals held at Nasser Hospital in Khan Yunis, in the southern Gaza Strip on March 31 for 8 Palestinian Red Crescent workers killed by Israeli troops on March 23. (Photo by Hani Alshaer/Anadolu via Getty Images)On March 30, the bodies of over a dozen Palestinian first responders were found in a mass grave in the southern city of Rafah. In a war already defined as one of the deadliest attacks on journalists and aid workers in history, the massac…
Before Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu visited Hungary despite an international arrest warrant, and the Hungarian government withdrew from the International Criminal Court in his honor, another alleged war crime in the Gaza Strip came to light. On March 23, contact was lost with a Palestinian rescue team and doctors in southern Gaza. A week later, their bodies were found in a mass grave. According to survivors, Israeli soldiers carried…
The murdered rescuers, including eight from the Palestinian Red Crescent and one from the UN, were found near Rafah in what the UN Office of Humanitarian Affairs (Ocha) described as a "common fossa."
Israeli forces admitted that they fired at ambulances in Gaza, which allegedly caused the death of 15 health workers whose bodies were found in a mass grave in Rafah.
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