Video Challenges Israeli Account of Humanitarian Workers' Deaths in Gaza

A newly released video casts doubt on Israeli claims about the killing of 15 humanitarian workers on March 23, intensifying calls for accountability as violence in Gaza escalates.

A video released by the Palestinian Red Crescent shows ambulances with visible identification and flashing lights being targeted by Israeli gunfire in Rafah on March 23.
The Israeli military maintains it fired on 'suspicious vehicles,' but the video appears to contradict this claim, showing clearly marked emergency vehicles under attack.
The deaths of 15 humanitarian workers, including members of the UN and Palestinian Red Crescent, have drawn international condemnation and allegations of potential war crimes.
Israeli military operations in Gaza have intensified, with over 1,000 deaths reported since March 18 and widespread displacement affecting nearly the entire population.
Efforts to negotiate a new ceasefire remain stalled, while Israel expands its territorial control in Gaza and conducts strikes in Lebanon and Syria.