Israeli Military Faces Scrutiny Over Deadly Attack on Palestinian Aid Convoy

Video evidence and survivor testimonies challenge Israeli claims as calls for an independent investigation grow louder.

Fifteen aid workers, including paramedics from the Palestine Red Crescent Society and Palestinian Civil Defence, were killed in a March 23 attack near Rafah by Israeli forces.
Recovered video footage contradicts Israeli military claims that the convoy lacked emergency signals, showing ambulances with lights flashing.
The Israeli military has revised its initial narrative, now citing a perceived threat in a combat zone, while an internal investigation continues.
A survivor recounted being detained, beaten, and interrogated by Israeli soldiers, adding personal testimony to the incident's controversy.
International condemnation has intensified, with calls for an independent and impartial inquiry into the targeting of clearly marked emergency vehicles.