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“My heart and soul died when the rifo was killed,” says Hajj Um Mohammed, the mother of a Palestinian paramedic who was one of 15 emergency workers killed by Israeli troops in southern Gaza last month.

23 -year -old Radun Radun was driving in the Palestinian Crescent Palestinian Society (PRC) in the escort of emergency vehicles when on March 23, he fell under the outskirts of Rafa.

“I never expected to die, especially since the territory was referred to the” green “, which means safe and open to ambulance,” she adds.

The Israeli military initially claimed that the troops opened the fire because the convoy approached them “suspicious” in the darkness without headlights and flashing of emergency lights.

However, Video filmed Rifaat and found on his phone after recovering his bodyThey showed that the vehicle lights went when they responded to the call to help the wounded people.

“Excuse me, my mother … This is the way I decided to help people,” you can hear the reef that said on the video shortly before he was killed, against the backdrop of heavy shots.

Umm Mohammed believes he apologizes, because he knew he never see him again.

“I entrusted the reef God every time he went to work,” she says. “He was brave, traveled through the gas from north to south.”

The Rifaat began to voluntarily engage in the PRC after Israel launched a military campaign in Gaza after an unprecedented cross -border attack by Hamas on October 7, 2023.

Umm Mohammed says her son enjoyed humanitarian work.

“He even transported the wounded to go to Egypt for treatment through Rafa’s transition.”

Umm Mohammed explains that on the day he died, the rifo came out with ambulance after the reports of several dead in the Israeli airstrike.

“I didn’t know he would be one of them (too),” she says.

A week passed before his body and his colleagues were found buried in a shallow grave on March 30.

“Instead of celebrating the al-fetro with a rifet, we went with the red cross to gather his body from the Nasser Hospital in Han UNIS to bury him,” she recalls.

“It was badly laid out and they didn’t allow me to see it.”

Umm Mohammed says he was a “absolutely beautiful” man and the only supporter of her and his father after all his siblings married.

After identifying the video footage of the Israeli military official, he changed his original account, which claimed that the vehicles were approaching without their light. The official said the man who gave the account was “wrong”.

The official also stated that the troops perceived ambulance workers as a threat from a previous meeting in the area, and that at least six killed were operative Hamas without presenting any evidence.

The troops buried the bodies, including the rifet, in the sand to protect them from wild animals, the official said.

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 a UN team found bodies, they also discovered a Rifaat mobile phone containing the incident.

Israeli Defense Forces (IDF) promised a “careful examination” of the incident, saying that “understand the sequence of events and the treatment of the situation”.

The PRC stated that the Ministry of Emergency Situations were aimed at “a series of intentional attacks”, which made a “full military crime” and demanded an independent international investigation.

“We need justice for the victims. We need to make sure that all those who are responsible.

“I have already lost 27 colleagues in the People’s Republic of China. They all died while doing their humanitarian work. They all died while putting on the red -haired emblem. It is never acceptable. We should never.

Monte dinner, a paramedic who survived the incident, says he and his colleagues were fired without warning.

“I sank to the floor in the back of the vehicle and did not hear any sound except for death,” He said BBC last week.

“Then the Israeli special forces arrested me, securing my head to the ground so that I did not see what happened to my team.”

Mainting tears, Montel added: “When I learned that they all rolled, it crushed me. They were my second family … My brothers, my friends, my loved ones.

“I would like me to die from the horror of what I saw.”

He says his phone was confiscated when detained.

“They questioned me within 15 hours with beating, insults and physical and verbal torture,” he adds.

The BBC has expressed its IDF requirements, but it is not yet in charge.

China said the Israeli military was not classified in the area that did not classified the military as the “red zone”, which meant that the site did not require preliminary coordination, and that the video shows that the Israeli military vehicles were not visible in the area.

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

He also rejected the IDF internal investigation and rejected the IDF accusation that Hamas operatives were among the killed.

On Monday on Monday, IDF said that his chief of staff, Leda Gen. Ayal Zamir, was presented with the results of the initial investigation of the incident and ordered him to “pursue in greater depths and ending in the next days the mechanism of the general employee’s investigation.”

“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.

About 1,200 people were killed and on October 7, 2023, it was taken hostage as a result of Hamas attack on Israel.

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

The ceasefire transaction announced in January collapsed in March, and 59 hostages are still being held, 24 of which are allegedly alive.