Israeli military says killing of 15 aid workers in Gaza caused by 'sense of threat'
- The Israeli military stated that an investigation into the March 23 shooting of 15 emergency workers indicated it occurred due to a sense of threat from perceived Hamas militants nearby.
- The military identified six individuals killed in the incident as Hamas militants, asserting they were in the vicinity during the incident.
- The emergency workers, from the Red Cross, Red Crescent, U.N., and Palestinian Civil Emergency Service, were shot dead in Rafah on March 23.
- The Palestine Red Crescent Society stated that targeting its ambulance convoy was a full-fledged war crime, demanding an independent international investigation.
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Israel gave orders for “more thorough” investigation into the attack that killed 15 rescuers in Gaza
The “preliminary investigation revealed that the troops opened fire due to the perception of a threat” and that “all allegations relating to this incident will be examined during the investigation and presented in a detailed and complete manner to decide how to handle this event”.
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