Shocking video released by The New York Times denying Israelite version of the facts. Israel admits error, but continues to insist followed 9 “terrorists” eliminated in ambulances – although so far it has only provided the name of one, which does not coincide with the names of the victims disclosed.
The Israelite forces took over this Sunday that the initial reports of their troops about the attack that killed 15 health professionals and humanitarians in Gaza – including an employee of the UN – were “Partially wrong” and an internal investigation is underway.
“All allegations, including the documentation that circulates on the incident, will be the subject of a thorough and deepened examination to understand the sequence of events and the way the situation was dealt with,” the IDF said.
Admission was virtually inevitable after a video of the medical train attack, published by Saturday, contradicts the Israeli version that vehicles circulated from faded lights.
A recording was found in the phone of a paramedic found in the ordinary ditch With a bullet in the head – along with the other bodies more than a week of all were given as missing – and obtained by a United Nations diplomat in anonymous.
In his last moments of life, the victim who recorded recites a prayer and asks for forgiveness to his mother for choosing the profession of helping others.
With the lights on, the ambulances are sent to the IDF. When they stop, they are hit by shots. The images shake and everything is dark in the recording. And that’s when you start listening to degreePrayer of Islam repeatedly in the form of last words.
“Forgive me, Mother. This is the way I chose-help people. ‘Allahu Akbar’, God is great.”
🚨 Video That Exposes the Israeli Occupation’s Lies
The Palestine Red Crescent Society has obtained a video from the family of a martyred EMT, found on his mobile phone after his body was recovered from a mass grave in Gaza. He was among 15 ambulance and relief team members…
— PRCS (@PalestineRCS)
Among the material collected, the Red Crescent Humanitarian Organization said it has the video that “It shows very clearly that the ambulances had the lights lit” At the time of the attack, said Marwan Jilani, vice president of the Crescent Red Palestinian society, an organization that is part of the International Red Cross movement and of which several professionals killed in the offensive were part.
The video shows that the ambulances where the health professionals traveled, who were dressed in reflective uniforms, and the accompanying firefighter car, were clearly identified and with the emergency lights linked.
The New York Times checked the images and concluded that they were recorded during the early hours of March 23 in Rafah, southern Gaza, where the attack took place.
In its initial version, before the video was released, Israel said he fired on ambulances in the Gaza range after considering suspicious vehicles.
The IDF said that “several uncoordinated vehicles were identified that advanced suspiciously toward the IDF troops, without headlights or emergency signs”, which motivated the opening of fire.
Israel continued to insist that in the cars they followed “terrorist” and says it killed nine alleged militia, although so far it has only provided the name of one, which does not coincide with the names of the victims released by the organization of the Palestinian Red Crescent and the Gaza Civil Defense.
