Israel Admits Mistake in Deadly Strike on Aid Convoy in Gaza
The fatal incident, which resulted in the deaths of seven humanitarian workers, has sparked international outrage and led to the dismissal of two Israeli officers.
- The Israeli military acknowledged a fatal error in an airstrike that killed seven aid workers from World Central Kitchen in Gaza.
- The convoy was delivering food supplies to prevent famine in Gaza, following months of conflict and blockades.
- Despite a deconfliction plan with Israeli forces, the convoy was mistakenly identified as hostile due to a perceived threat.
- Israel has dismissed two officers and reprimanded three others, while promising improvements in operational coordination.
- The incident has intensified global criticism of Israel's actions in Gaza, where over 200 aid workers have been killed since the conflict began.
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