On March 23, a mobile phone scene contradicted Israel’s explanation for the reason why soldiers fired in ambulance convoys and fire trucks. To kill 15 rescue workers.
The video published by Palestinian Red Crescent Society (PRCS) shows the vehicle before it is fired before it is fired in the dark while the headlights and emergency blinking lights are turned on. PRCS said that it was obtained from the phone of the paramedics where the video was killed.
The Israeli Defense Forces (IDF) initially denied that the headlights or emergency signals were turned on in the vehicle.
But in response to a new video, the IDF told the BBC: “All claims, including documents about the case, will be thoroughly and deeply examined to understand the order and situation process of the case.”
Survival paramedics I told the BBC The ambulance is clearly displayed to turn on the internal and external lights.
The latest video that PRCS shows in the UN Security Council shows that the vehicles marked on the edge of the road stop, the lights are still blinking, and two emergency workers wear reflections.
The windscreen of the vehicle in the shooting is gold. And you can shoot for a few minutes by telling the prayer of the photographer. He is understood as one of the dead paramedics.
A week after the incident, the video was found on the phone after the corpse was recovered from the shallow tomb. Eight paramedics, six Gaza civil defense workers, and the body of one UN employee were found to be buried in sand with the wrapped vehicles. International organizations were needed to negotiate safe access to the field.
Israel argued that many Hamas and Islamic jihad armed forces were killed in the case, but they did not provide evidence or explained the threat to the army.
Israel’s Gideon Sar Foreign Minister reversed the army account earlier this week. “IDF did not attack the ambulance randomly.”
The IDF promised to investigate the situation after the surviving paramedics questioned the account.
In an interview with the BBC The paramedic cause MUNTHER Abed said: “The same is true in the day and night. The outside and internal lights are on. It is said that everything is an ambulance vehicle belonging to the Palestinian red crescent moon.
He also denied that he or his team had armed relationships.
“All crews are civilians. We do not belong to any armed group. Our main duty is to provide ambulance services and save people’s lives.
Yesterday, Younis Al-KHATIB, chairman of the PRCS chairman, mentioned video recording.
He demanded “responsibility” and “independent and thorough investigation” for what he calls “hate crimes.”
According to the March 23 incident, a paramedic is still not approached.
