The Red Cross was angry with the killing of eight paramedics in Gaza

The International Federation of Red Cross and Red Cross Communities (IFRC) said it is “angry” at the death of eight paramedics who were killed in service in his Rafah in southern Gaza.

IFRC said that the ambulance team of nine people was fire in Hashin on March 23. Their bodies were recovered on Sunday after the arrival was refused for a week. One of the doctors is still missing.

The Palestinian Red Crescent Society (PRCS) said that the bodies of its employees were discovered along with members of six members of the Civil Defense Agency in Gaza in Gaza and one employee at the United Nations.

They did not say that the convoy was opened – but Hamas blamed the Israeli defense forces for the attack. BBC sought to comment from the IDF.

In a statement on Sunday, IFRC said that the eight bodies of PRCS workers were retrieved “after seven days of silence and reaching the Rafah area where the last time was seen.”

The organization identified those who were killed as an ambulance officer to Mustafa Khfara, and Saleh Mouami, Azzidain Shattat, and the first respondent volunteers Muhammad Bahlul, Muhammad Al -Hila, Ashraf Abu Labda, and Rak Sharev and Radwan countryside.

He added that the Ambulance officer, the Lion, the Sharabi, was “still missing.”

“I am sad,” said the Secretary -General of the Jagan Shabagan, Secretary -General of IFRC.

“They were wearing slogans to protect; their ambulances were clearly marked.

“Even in the most complex conflict areas, there are rules. The rules of international humanitarian law cannot be more clear – civilians must be protected; human doctors must be protected. Health services must be protected.”

The Israeli Defense Army publicly did not publicly comment on the Red Cross and Red Crescent statement.

On Saturday, the news agency reported that on Saturday, the Israeli army admitted that it had been fired at ambulances in southern Gaza last Sunday after determining that they were “suspicious vehicles.”

The army said in a statement to AFP that the Israeli forces “opened fire towards Hamas vehicles and spent many Hamas terrorists.”

“A few minutes later, additional vehicles advanced suspiciously towards the forces … The forces were shot at suspicious vehicles, which led to the elimination of a number of Hamas and Islamic terrorists.”

“After a preliminary investigation, it was determined that some suspicious vehicles … were ambulances and fire trucks.”

He also said that there was “frequent use” by “terrorist organizations in the ambulance sector in Gaza for terrorist purposes.”

The official Hamas case condemned Naeem the attack.

He said, “The targeted killing of rescue workers – who protect under international humanitarian law – is a flagrant violation of the Geneva Conventions and the crime of war.”

Israel resumed its military attack in Gaza on March 18 after the first phase of the ceasefire, which began in January, ending its end, and negotiations excelled in the second stage of the deal.

Since then, more than 900 people have been killed by Israeli strikes in GazaThe Hamas -running Ministry of Health said.

The war arose when Hamas attacked southern Israel on October 7, 2023, killing about 1,200 people and taking 251 to Gaza as prisoners.

Israel responded to a huge military attack, killing more than 50,000 Palestinians.