Red Crescent requires investigating paramedic murder

The Palestinian Red Crescent Society called for an independent international investigation of the murder of Israel 15 emergency manuals in southern Gaza.

The organization released a full video found by one of the eight paramedics who died when the troops fired an ambulance on March 23, which, he said, was a “fully launched military crime”.

He called for those who respond to the accounting.

On Monday, Israeli military said that the previous investigation showed that the troops “opened fire from a perceived threat after a previous meeting in the area and that six people who died in the incident were recognized by Hamas terrorists without giving evidence.

The Red Month of the Month, who survived, denied that his colleagues were connected with any armed groups.

The Israeli military initially stated that his troops fired on “suspicious vehicles” traveling with their lights.

On Saturday, he acknowledged that the initial version of the events was “erroneous” after the last part of the video paramedic was released, showing that the convoy used its emergency lanterns.

The bodies of eight red -masonry paramedics, six civil defense respondents and one UN officer were removed from a shallow grave one week after their death as soon as the UN was able to get a safe passage to the area.

The 18-minute video released on Monday was filmed by the paramedic Rifaat Radun.

At the beginning of the frame, he can be heard how to talk to his colleague Asaad al -Nasasra – whose fate remains unknown – because their ambulance is moving along the unwavering road at night.

Then the second ambulance approaches the other side, and Radun and Nasra decide to go with them in the convoy after talking to their driver.

Later, the fire truck and the third ambulance – all with their flickering emergency lights are clearly visible – visible, which overtake Radun’s vehicle shortly before getting to the minibus on the road.

Emergency vehicles are stretching, and the shooting sound begins the way Raduang comes out. It lasts for more than five minutes, and Radun hears as they say about his latest prayers before the Israeli soldiers are approaching.

On Wednesday, “Red Crescent” stated that the video showed that “it was not an accident or an individual mistake, but rather a number of intentional attacks.”

“The ambulance was the first to shoot the evacuation of the victims after the house was bombed in the Al-Hashin area.”

“Then there was a direct attack on the China and the escort of ambulance – despite the fact that the team stems from all security protocols – and then targeting the fourth ambulance, which was heading for the support of the rest,” it added.

The society insisted that the Israeli military were not attributed to the “red zone”, which meant that the site did not require pre -coordination, and that the video showed that the Israeli military machines were not visible in the area.

It also states that previous forensic reports showed that the doctors were killed by “several gunshot wounds in the upper parts of the bodies”, which called “further evidence of premeditated murder.”

At a press conference at the occupied West Bank on Monday, President of the Dr. Dr. UNESC Society called for an independent international investigation of the incident and are responsible for those responsible.

“We will deal with this issue to the end. For us, these 15 people represent anyone who died for the sake of life, for humanity,” he said.

“And justice was not brought to them. We hope that this time and through these 15 people we can bring justice.”

Hatib dismissed the investigation into the Israeli military, saying that the society did not “trust” her to give all the answers about what happened from the “previous experience”.

He also dismissed the military charges that Hamas operatives were among the killed, saying that it failed “prove even once every 50 years that the red half -month or its crew is tolerated or used by weapons.”

Later, the statement of the Israeli Defense Forces (IDF) said that his chief of staff, which is occupied by Lieutenant Gen Eyal Zamir, was presented with the results of the initial investigation of the incident and instructed him to “pursue the mechanism of the staff in the coming days.”

“All claims that arise against the incident will be considered through the mechanism and presented in detail and careful way to make a decision on how to deal with the event,” it added.

The Israeli military launched a campaign to destroy Hamas in response to an unprecedented cross -border attack on October 7, 2023, which killed about 1,200 people and 251 were taken hostage.

Since then, more than 50 750 people have been killed in Gaza, the Ministry of Health’s Health reports.