Calculating Israeli military changes to kill the first sensor in Gaza

The Israeli army provided new details that changed its initial novel to kill 15 emergency workers near the city of Rafa in southern Gaza last month, but he said that the investigators were still studying evidence.

The fifteen paramedics and emergency respondents were killed on March 23 and were buried in a shallow tomb, where their bodies were found a week later by United Nations officials and the Palestinian Red Crescent. Another man is still missing.

The army initially said that the soldiers had opened fire on the vehicles that approached their “suspicious” position in the dark without lights or signs. He said that they killed nine militants from Hamas and the Islamic jihad who were traveling in the vehicles of the Palestinian Red Crescent.

But the video, which was recovered from the mobile phone of one of the dead and published by the Palestinian Red Crescent, showed emergency workers in their official uniforms, ambulances and fire trucks clearly, with their lights, which are launched by the soldiers.

The only well -known survivor of the accident, the Palestinian Red Crescent Mediator, said that he had seen soldiers opening a fire on emergency response vehicles.

An Israeli military official said late on Saturday that the investigators were examining the video and was expected to present conclusions to the army leaders on Sunday.

No mention of the lights on the vehicles

He said that the initial report received from this field did not describe the lights, but the investigators were looking for “operational information” and they were trying to understand whether this was due to a mistake by the person who is making the first report.

“What we currently understand is that the person who gives the initial account is wrong. We are trying to understand the reason.”

The Israeli media reported that the forces have identified at least six out of 15 dead as members of the armed groups. However, the official refused to provide any evidence or details on how to determine the identity, saying that he does not want to share classified information.

“There were terrorists”

“According to our information, there were terrorists there, but this investigation has not yet ended,” he told reporters in the late Saturday.

The Red and Palestinian Crescent called for an independent investigation into the killing of paramedics.

Red Crescent and Fun officials said 17 paramedics and emergency workers from the Red Crescent, and the civil and United Nations emergency service have been sent to respond to reports of injuries from the Israeli air strikes.

Regardless of Abed, who was detained for several hours before his release, there is still another missing factor.

The United Nations said last week that the available information indicates the killing of one team by the Israeli forces, and emergency crews and other aid were killed one by several hours while searching for their missing colleagues.

Monitoring vehicles with air control

The military official said that the preliminary results of the investigation showed that the forces had opened fire on a car at about four in the morning, killing two members of the internal security forces of Hamas, and took another prisoner, the official said he confessed to being interrogated being in Hamas.

Over time, many vehicles passed throughout the road until about 6 am, he said that the forces received a speech from air control that a suspicious group was approaching from it.

“They feel that this is another accident, like what happened at four in the morning and opened the fire,” the official said.

Soldiers opened the fire from afar “

He said that the air control footage showed that the forces were at a distance when they opened the fire, and denied reports that the forces had drafted some paramedics and shot them closely.

“It is not near. They opened the fire from afar,” he said. “There is no mistreatment of people there.”

He said that the soldiers have approached the group that they fired, with at least some of them identifying as armed men. However, he did not explain the evidence that prompted the evaluation.

“In their eyes, they faced a meeting with the terrorists, this is a successful meeting with the terrorists.”

He said that the forces had informed the United Nations of the incident on the same day, and initially covered the bodies with offensive netting so that they could be recovered.