Overview

• The Israeli military investigation into the March 23 killings of 15 emergency workers in Gaza attributed the incident to 'professional failures' and disciplined two officers, including dismissing a deputy commander.
• Video evidence from one of the victims contradicted initial IDF claims, showing clearly marked ambulances with flashing emergency lights before the shooting began.
• The Palestinian Red Crescent and UN officials dismissed the IDF's findings as insufficient, calling for an independent international investigation into the killings.
• The military claimed six of the deceased were Hamas militants but provided little evidence to substantiate the assertion, which humanitarian agencies dispute.
• The Military Advocate General’s Corps is reviewing the case for potential further action, including possible criminal charges against the soldiers involved.