Overview

• Autopsies conducted by Gaza pathologist Ahmed Dhair and corroborated by The New York Times confirmed concentrated gunshot wounds to the head and torso, with many victims shot multiple times.
• Evidence of explosive bullets, which detonate inside the body, was found in some of the victims, further implicating Israeli forces in the attack on clearly marked paramedics and rescue workers.
• The UN asserts the 15 humanitarian workers were executed “one by one” and buried in a mass grave by Israeli troops after the March 23 attack in southern Gaza.
• The Israel Defense Forces revised its initial narrative, now admitting to the killings but providing no public evidence for claims that six of the workers were Hamas operatives.
• International organizations, including the UN and Amnesty International, continue to demand an independent investigation into potential war crimes as Gaza remains under a severe humanitarian blockade.