Israeli Military Acknowledges 'Professional Failures' in Killing of 15 Emergency Workers in Gaza
Israel admits to errors in the attack on emergency workers in Gaza, leading to international backlash and demands for accountability.
During 18 months of war, Israeli forces have killed hundreds of medical workers and the staff of aid agencies and UN organisations in Gaza.
Humanitarian agencies reject IDF claim Gaza medic killings caused by ‘professional failures’
The Guardian·11d
·ReliableThis source consistently reports facts with minimal bias, demonstrating high-quality journalism and accuracy.Leans LeftThis outlet slightly leans left.Human rights groups and international legal experts said Israel’s self-reviews often lack independence and transparency.
Israeli report on killing of Palestinian medics in Gaza: What to know
Al Jazeera·11d
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Summary
The Israeli military acknowledged 'professional failures' in the March attack that killed 15 emergency workers in Gaza, stating a deputy commander mistakenly believed they posed a threat. Humanitarian organizations have rejected the findings, calling for international investigations amid claims of summary executions. The IDF insists the vehicles were not recognizable as ambulances in the dark, while video evidence contradicts this. The incident has sparked renewed accusations of a lack of accountability in Israeli military operations, particularly regarding civilian casualties.
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