Video from a camera on a vehicle dashboard showing the last moments of 15 Palestinian rescuers killed in Gauze by IDF last month, it appears to be rejecting his allegations Israel That soldiers opened fire on vehicles “suspected” vehicles.
Documentary video refutes Israel’s explanation for the reasons why the Soldiers opened fire on an ambulance motorway and a fire truck on March 23, killing 15 rescuers.
The video, published by the Palestinian Red Crescent Company (PRCS), shows vehicles to move in the dark with the marching lights on – before they receive fire. PRCS stated that the Video was taken from the phone of an injured man killedas the BBC notes.
(IDF) initially denied that vehicles had turned on the headlights or emergency lights.
But in their statements to the BBC, they stressed that: “All allegations, including the documents circulating about the incident, will be thoroughly and in -depth to be examined in depth to Understand the sequence of events and handling the situation».
A survivor told the BBC days ago that The ambulances had their inner and exterior lights on.
The Palestine Red Crescent Society has obtained a video from the family of a martyred EMT, found on his mobile phone after his body was recovered from a mass grave in Gaza. He was among 15 ambulance and relief team members… pic.twitter.com/8iWqULxijC
— PRCS (@PalestineRCS) April 5, 2025
The latest video, which, according to PRCS, has been presented at the UN Security Council, shows marked vehicles stopping at the side of the road, with lights still flashing, And at least two emergency workers to go out wearing reflexive clothing.
The windshield of the vehicle from which they are filmed is cracked and Then heard shots that last for several minutes, as the person who is filmed says prayers. Is considered to be one of the dead injured carriers.
The video was on his phone when his corpse was recovered from a rough grave a week after the incident. The bodies of eight traumatoes, six employees of the Gaza Civil Defense and a UN official found buried in the sand, along with their damaged vehicles. It took days for international organizations to negotiate safe access to the spot.
Israel claimed that a number of Hamas and Islamic Jihad fighters were killed in the incident, but did not provide evidence or further explained the threat to its troops.
THE Israeli Foreign Minister Gideon Saar Earlier this week reiterated the army’s account, saying that “IDF did not accidentally attack an ambulance.”
The IDFs promised to investigate the circumstances after a surviving paramedical personnel questioned their report.