US EditionIsraeli troops shot at Gaza aid workers from 'point-blank range', leaked documents reportedly show
- Israeli troops shot at a crew of emergency workers in ambulances and a firetruck on March 23, resulting in 15 deaths, according to the UN and Palestine Red Crescent.
- The Israeli military justified the shooting by claiming the vehicles approached without coordination, but later announced an investigation into an 'operational misunderstanding'.
- Philippe Lazzarini stated that the bodies of the aid workers were found in 'shallow graves', highlighting a violation of human dignity.
- This incident represents the deadliest attack on aid workers since 2017, with a total of 408 aid workers killed since the start of the Israel-Hamas war, according to the International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies.
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Israel Denies Palestinian Paramedic Legal Representation and Visitation Rights - Quds News Network
Occupied Palestine (Quds News Network)- Israeli occupation authorities are denying one of the two Palestinian aid workers who survived an Israeli attack on emergency responders in Gaza last month the right to legal representation and visitation during his detention. In a petition to the High Court of Justice on Wednesday, the family of paramedic Assad al-Nassasra sought details about the unnamed facility he is being held in. On behalf of the par…
Israel acknowledges killing aid worker in strike after initially accusing UN of ‘baseless slander’
The Israeli military acknowledged on Thursday that it was responsible for killing a United Nations aid worker in a strike on a UN guesthouse in Gaza last month, backtracking on its previous denials in the face of mounting public evidence of Israeli responsibility.
Israeli Military Admits Responsibility for Death of UN Employee in Gaza in March
Get latest articles and stories on World at LatestLY. The IDF (Israel Defense Forces) said findings of the investigation collected so far regarding the incident during which a UN employee was killed in Gaza last month as a result of IDF forces' fire, conducted by the General Staff Investigation Mechanism headed by Maj. Gen. (Res.) Yoav Har-Even, were presented to the Chief of the General Staff, Lt. Gen. Eyal Zamir, and to UN representatives. Wor…
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