The “prompt misunderstanding” has led to the murder of gas medical

The Israeli military said the “operational misunderstanding” and the “violation” led to the murder of 15 gas staff last month.

A study of the Israeli Defense Forces (IDF) has discovered a number of failures.

The deputy commander of the unit participant was rejected “for the provision of incomplete and inaccurate report during the proceedings”.

Fourteen emergencies and UN employees were killed on March 23 after the Palestinian car trucks (PRC), the UN car and the fire truck were under the fire of Israeli troops.

In his statement IDF states that his troops opened fire, believing that they were faced with the threat from the enemy forces.

The IDF said the investigation revealed that six victims were members of Hamas and rejected that the consolidated shootings had occurred.

This did not evidence of any affiliation with Hamas, despite the names of the killed.

The report said the incident happened in that he called a “hostile and dangerous combat zone” and that the commander on the ground perceived an immediate and sensitive threat after the rapidly approaching vehicles.

He accused “bad night visibility”, which, according to IDF, means that the commander did not identify vehicles as ambulances.

Initially, Israel claimed that the troops opened fire because the convoy approached “suspicious” in the dark without headlights and blinking. It stated that the movement of vehicles had not been coordinated before and not agreed with the army.

Later it is said that the account was “erroneous” after the video found on the mobile phone of the dead physician showed vehicles with light inclusion, and their emergency signals blink.

The footage shows that vehicles that stretch on the road when it is removed only before dawn.

The video lasts more than five minutes, and the paramedic spoke his latest prayers before hearing the voices of Israeli soldiers approaching vehicles.

It also shows that vehicles were clearly marked, and paramedics in the HI-VIS reflective form.

The bodies of 15 dead workers were buried in the sand and not only revealed a week after the incident, as international agencies, including the UN, could not organize a safe passage to the area and find a place.

Red Crescent and a number of other international organizations have previously called for an independent investigation of the incident.

The IDF’s decision on the dismissal of the commander and the discipline.

Israel launched its first major operation in the rafters in May 2024, leaving most of it in the ruins. Tens of thousands of people returned to what was left of their houses in the city during a recent two -month ceasefire.

On March 18, Israel resumed its offensive after the first stage of the ceasefire ended, and negotiations in the second stage of the transaction stopped.

On October 7, 2023, Israel launched a campaign to destroy Hamas in response to an unprecedented cross -border attack in which about 1,200 people were killed and 251 took the hostage.

At least 51 201 people have been killed in Gaza since then, the Ministry of Health in the field of health reports.