US Edition‘Thorough inquiry’: Penny Wong’s Gaza call
- The Palestinian Foreign Ministry stated that a video demonstrates the execution of 15 emergency workers, contradicting Israeli claims that the attack was not random.
- The Palestine Red Crescent Society reported the discovery of the bodies, claiming that several workers were executed with visible bullet wounds, suggesting close-range killings.
- Penny Wong called for a thorough investigation into the killings after video evidence contradicted Israel's explanation for the attack.
- The Palestinian Red Crescent declared the killing of its eight medics a tragedy and labeled the actions as a war crime under international humanitarian law.
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Academy Award-nominated documentary filmmaker James Longley on Gaza: “I remember all those beautiful, brave people… I remember the erased cities”
Filmmaker James Longley sent the WSWS the following eloquent statement, which focuses on the catastrophe in Gaza and the criminals responsible.
Australia calls for 'independent' investigation into Gaza paramedic killings
Australia has made a number of representations to the Israeli government about the killing of a group of paramedics and civil defence workers in Gaza, including to call for an investigation.
Newcastle Herald
Australia seeks investigation for Gaza paramedic deaths
Foreign Minister Penny Wong has called for an investigation into the killing of 15 aid workers in Gaza,...
Footage of paramedics killed in cold blood in Gaza refutes Israeli claims: Palestinian Foreign Ministry
Footage went viral on Saturday, found on phone of Palestinian paramedic whose body was discovered in mass grave alongside 14 colleagues after they were executed by Israeli army - Anadolu Ajansı
Dutch Foreign Minister calls Israeli ambulance attack in Gaza a possible war crime
Dutch Foreign Minister Caspar Veldkamp on Sunday condemned an Israeli military strike on an ambulance convoy in the Gaza Strip, calling it a likely violation of international humanitarian law and demanding a full investigation into the deaths of 15 emergency workers.
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