US EditionVideo Emerges of Aid Workers Being Fired Upon in Gaza, Contradicting Israeli Account of Deadly Attack
- New video evidence shows Israeli forces opening fire on aid workers in Gaza, contradicting claims by the Israeli military, as reported by Trey Yingst on April 5, 2025.
- Fifteen aid workers were later found dead in Gaza, described by the UN as a 'mass grave.'
- The UN's humanitarian affairs chief, Tom Fletcher, demands answers and justice for the killed aid workers.
- Evidence, including video and witness accounts, disputes Israel's assertion that some casualties were affiliated with terror groups.
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der Standard DEIsrael subsequently changed the portrayal of the death of the rescue forces. Corpses of 15 Red Crescent and UN collaborators were found in a mass grave
At first, Israel had claimed that the ambulances had turned off their lights. The last shots of one of the fatalities show that the killed were clearly identified as medical personnel.
Images found in a mass grave deny Israel's version: attacked ambulances had lights on. Video is of a paramedic ending with a prayer before dying from a bullet in the head.
Israeli military changes initial account of Gaza aid worker killings after video surfaces
Video recovered from the mobile phone of one of the dead men and published by the Palestinian Red Crescent showed emergency workers in their uniforms and clearly marked ambulances and fire trucks, with their lights on, being fired on by soldiers
Palestine Red Crescent Releases Video Showing Israeli Murder of First Responders in Gaza
The Palestine Red Crescent Society (PRCS) has published mobile phone footage taken by a slain Palestinian paramedic refuting Israel’s account of why its soldiers opened fire on a convoy of ambulances and a fire truck on March 23, killing 15 rescue workers. The video shows the vehicles moving in the dark with their headlights and emergency flashing lights switched on. Israeli forces then opened fire on the vehicles for several minutes. The Israel…
Palestinian paramedic says he saw Israeli troops firing on emergency vehicles - West Hawaii Today
A Palestinian paramedic who was present at an incident in which 15 of his colleagues were killed in southern Gaza last month said he saw Israeli troops firing at emergency vehicles that he later saw stained with blood.
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