Israel recognizes mistakes about murder in gas

Israel’s army acknowledged that his soldiers made mistakes Murder 15 ambulances Southern Gaza on March 23 – but says some of them were associated with Hamas.

Coffee Palestinian Machine -Mass Red Crescent (PRC), UN Car and Fireman from Civil Defense Gazae came under fire near Rafa.

Israel initially claimed that the troops opened the fire because the convoy approached “suspicious” in the dark without headlights and flickering lights. The movement of vehicles has not been coordinated before or coordinated with the army.

Personnel on a mobile phone shot by one of the killed paramedics showed that the vehicles had light when they responded to the call to help the wounded people.

The video, originally shared by the New York Times, shows that the vehicles that are pulling on the road when, without warning, the shooting begins immediately before the dawn.

The footage lasts more than five minutes, and the paramedic, called Radun’s transition, heard him saying his latest prayers before the voices of Israeli soldiers hear the vehicles approaching.

On Saturday evening, official journalists in Israel (IDF) informed journalists, saying that the soldiers had previously fired a car containing three members of Hamas.

When ambulances responded and approached the area, airport observations reported to the soldiers on the land of escort, “who were suspicious”.

When the ambulance stopped near the Hamas car, the soldiers suggested that they were threatened and opened fire, despite the fact that no evidence, none of the ambulance teams armed.

Israel acknowledged his preliminary account, saying that the vehicles approaching the light were inaccurate, which explains the report by the troops.

The video shows that the vehicles were clearly noted and the paramedics wore reflectional forms.

The soldiers buried the bodies of 15 dead workers in the sand to protect them from wild animals, the official said, saying that the vehicles were moved and buried the next day to clear the road.

They were not detected before the week after the incident because international agencies, including the UN, could not arrange a safe passage to the area and find a place.

When the help team found bodies, they also found that Radwana’s cellphone contains the incident.

IDF insists that at least six doctors have been associated with Hamas – but still hasn’t provided evidence. This admits that they were unarmed when the soldiers opened fire.

The military official denied that any physicians were handcuffed to death, and said they were not shot at a near distance, according to some messages.

Earlier this week The surviving paramedic told BBC that ambulances were on their lighting And they denied that his colleagues were connected with any militant group.

IDF has promised a “thorough examination” of the incident, saying that “will understand the sequence of events and the treatment of the situation”.

Red Crescent and many other international organizations call for an independent investigation.