How Palestinian first responders ended up in a mass grave in Gaza

Gaza: the killing of the paramedics

"After 18 months of slaughter, it is still possible to be shocked by events in Gaza," said The Guardian. More than 50,800 Palestinians have been killed, according to the Hamas-run health authority. Israel's offensive has intensified again, and at least 100 children have been killed or maimed each day since strikes resumed last month. Even so, the killing of 15 Palestinian paramedics and rescue workers last month is "particularly chilling".In the…

How Palestinian first responders ended up in a mass grave in Gaza

Israel says they were fired on for moving “suspiciously.” Dispatcher records, witness testimony, and video and audio evidence offer a more disturbing narrative.

Health workers call for NZ government to join global demands for ambulance massacre inquiry

Asia Pacific Report Health workers spoke out at a rally condemning Israel’s genocide in Gaza and the latest atrocity against Palestinian aid workers today, calling on the New Zealand government to join global demands for an independent investigation. They were protesting over last month’s massacre of 15 Palestinian rescue workers and the destruction of their ambulances in Gaza’s Rafah district under heavy fire. The Palestinian Red Crescent Socie…

The Washington Post · Miriam Berger, Louisa Loveluck, Imogen Piper, Hazem Balousha, Hajar Harb and Abbie Cheeseman Fourteen Palestinian emergency workers had been missing for a week when a group of UN workers found their bodies buried in a mass grave in sand. Israeli soldiers, according to videos obtained by The Washington Post, had buried both the men and the ambulances they were traveling in on the outskirts of Rafah, in southern Gaza. The Isr…