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Appeared footage on a mobile phone that appears Murder of 15 rescue workers.

A video published by the New York Times, and, as they say, was shot by the Palestinian Palestine Palestinian (PRC), which was killed, shows that vehicles moving in the dark with headlights and emergency shimmers were excluded early on the morning of March 23 – before getting under the fire.

The initial Israeli Protection statement (IDF) states: “Several non -organized vehicles were found suspiciously to move to IDF troops without headlights.

Survive paramedic earlier said BBC that ambulances were clearly marked and had their own inner and external lights.

The IDF appealed to the video, which, according to the PRC, was shown by the UN Security Council.

The video shows stated vehicles that stop on the edge of the road, lights are still blinking, and at least two emergency workers go out on clothes.

The windshield of the car, which is removed, is hacked, and shooting can be heard a long few minutes when a person shoots shots. He is understood by one of the dead paramedics.

The footage was found on his phone after a week after his body’s incident was removed from a shallow grave. The bodies of eight paramedics, six employees of the Gaza Staff and one UN officer were buried in the sand, as well as their destroyed vehicles. It took the days of international organizations to agree on a safe access to the site.

Israel claimed that a number of Hamas and Islamic Jihad militants were killed in the incident, but he did not provide any evidence and further explained the threat to his troops.

Israeli Foreign Minister Gideon Saar repeated the army account earlier this week, saying “IDF was not accidentally attacked by an ambulance.”

IDF has promised to investigate the circumstances after the surviving paramedic questioned his account.

In an interview with BBC, Said the Montey’s paramedic lunch: “This is the same thing on the day and night. External and internal lights are included. Everything tells you that it is an ambulance that belongs to the Palestinian Red Crescent. All the lights were until the vehicle was hit by direct fire.”

He also denied that he or his team had any warlike ties.

“All crews are civilian. We do not belong to any militant group. Our main duty is to offer ambulance services and save people’s lives. No less,” he said.

Speaking to the UN yesterday, President of the People’s Republic of China, Dr. Yunis al-Hatib, referred to the video, saying: “I heard the voice of one of those team members that was killed. His last words before he was shot …” Excuse me, Mama, I just wanted to help people. I wanted to save life. “It’s a heart.”

He called for “accountability” and “independent and careful investigation” what he called a “brutal crime”.

One paramedic is still not taken into account after the incident on March 23.