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IDF admits mistakenly figuring out Gaza support employees as menace – after video of assault confirmed ambulances had been marked

By Editorial Board Published April 5, 2025 4 Min Read
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IDF admits mistakenly figuring out Gaza support employees as menace – after video of assault confirmed ambulances had been marked

The IDF has admitted to mistakenly figuring out a convoy of support employees as a menace – following the emergence of a video which proved their ambulances had been clearly marked when Israeli troops opened fireplace on them.

The our bodies of 15 support employees – together with eight medics working for the Palestine Purple Crescent Society (PRCS) – had been present in a “mass grave” after the incident, in accordance with the top of the UN Workplace for Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs Jonathan Whittall.

The Israeli navy initially claimed an investigation discovered the automobiles didn’t have any headlights or emergency alerts and had been due to this fact focused as they regarded “suspicious”.

In a briefing from the IDF, they stated the ambulances arrived within the Tel Sultan neighbourhood in Rafah shortly after a Hamas police car drove via.

IDF admits mistakenly figuring out Gaza support employees as menace – after video of assault confirmed ambulances had been marked

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Palestinians mourning the medics after their our bodies had been recovered. Pic: Reuters

An IDF surveillance plane was watching the motion of the ambulances and notified troops on the bottom. The IDF stated it is not going to be releasing that footage.

When the ambulances arrived, the troopers opened fireplace considering the medics had been a menace, in accordance with the IDF.

The troopers had been shocked by the convoy stopping on the highway and several other folks getting out rapidly and working, the IDF claimed, including the troopers had been unaware the suspects had been in reality unarmed medics.

The IDF acknowledged that its assertion claiming that the ambulances had their lights off was incorrect, and was based mostly on the testimony from the troopers within the incident.

The newly-emerged video footage confirmed that the ambulances had been clearly identifiable and had their lights on, the IDF stated.

The IDF added there will likely be a re-investigation to look into this discrepancy.

The clip is filmed through a vehicle windscreen - with three red light vehicles visible in front

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The clip is filmed via a car windscreen – with three pink mild automobiles seen in entrance

Addressing the very fact the help employees’ our bodies had been buried in a mass grave, the IDF stated in its briefing that is an authorised and common observe to stop wild canine and different animals from consuming the corpses.

The IDF couldn’t clarify why the ambulances had been additionally buried.

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The bodies of 15 medical and humanitarian aid workers were recovered in southern Gaza alongside their wrecked emergency vehicles.

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The newly-emerged footage of the incident was found on a cellphone belonging to one of many employees who was killed, PRCS president Dr Younis Al Khatib stated.

“His phone was found with his body and he recorded the whole event,” he stated. “His last words before being shot, ‘Forgive me, mom. I just wanted to help people. I wanted to save lives’.”

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Images of a destroyed UN vehicle and ambulance at the site of the attack on aid workers in Rafah. Pic: Jonathan Whittall/OCHA

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It was filmed on 23 March north of Rafah and reveals a convoy of marked ambulances and a fire-fighting car travelling south alongside a highway in direction of the town centre. All of the automobiles seen within the convoy have their flashing lights on.

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