Both Gaza Civil Defense and CVP lost contact with several of their vehicles When they went to a mission after an Israeli air strike. THE Israelite army recognized to have fired at ambulances in the Gaza Strip, after considering the vehicles “Suspects”.
O This Sunday revealed to have recovered 14 bodies from dead rescuer following an Israeli attack on ambulances in the southern Gaza Strip on March 23.
“The number of bodies recovered to date ascends to 14, including eight drivers of ambulances from the Palestinian Red Crescent teams, five members of the Civil Defense and a United Nations employee,” the medical organization said in a statement, without specifying the United Nations (UN) agency referred to.
On March 23, both the Gaza Civil Defense and the CVP lost contact with several of their vehicles When they went to a mission after an Israeli air strike.
On Saturday, the Israelite army acknowledged to have fired at ambulances in the Gaza Strip, after considering the vehicles “Suspects”.
The events took place last Sunday in the neighborhood of such Al-Sultan, west of the city of Rafah, where Israeli troops returned to the offensive on March 20, two days after the army have resumed air bombing in the Gaza Stripafter almost two months of respite.
The CVP had revealed that the Israeli authorities had prevented a team from entering the area of such Sultan to look for rescuers, adding that “had been caught under heavy Israelite fire”.
According to an army statement sent to Minutes after the soldiers “eliminated several Hamas terrorists” “opening fire on their vehicles,” other vehicles moved suspiciously toward the soldiers. “
The Israeli Army did not indicate if shots had been fired of these vehicles against the soldiers.
A “preliminary investigation [estabeleceu] that some of the suspicious vehicles […] they were Ambulances and Firefighters“The army added, without giving more details, denouncing” the repeated use […] by terrorist organizations in the Gaza Strip […] from ambulances to terrorist purposes “.
