The Israeli military has acknowledged significant professional failures in its handling of an attack on Gaza's medics last month, leading to the dismissal of a top commander, while international condemnation continues to mount.
Israel’s military revealed “several professional failures” in an investigation into its soldiers’ deadly attack on medics in southern Gaza last month, leading to the dismissal of a commander. The incident occurred in Rafah, killing 14 rescue workers and a United Nations employee after emergency vehicles were targeted; the military had previously offered shifting explanations for the attack, prompting international condemnation and expert descriptions as a potential war crime.