A video showing the moment 15 aid workers were killed in Gaza last month. It clearly showed Gazan ambulances and fire department symbols when Israeli soldiers opened fire at them. According to Jonathan Whittall, head of the UN Office for Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs, the bodies of 15 aid workers, including eight medics from the Palestine Red Crescent Society (PRCS), six civil defence workers, and one UN staff member, were discovered in a “mass grave” after the incident. The Israeli military initially said their investigation found that the vehicles had no headlights or emergency signals, which made them seem “suspicious” and led to the attack. However, video footage from the PRCS, confirmed by Sky News, shows ambulances and a fire truck clearly marked and flashing red lights. Sky News used video taken after the incident and satellite images to confirm where and when the footage was recorded. The video was shot on 23 March, north of Rafah, and shows a group of clearly marked ambulances and a fire truck driving south toward the city center, all with their lights flashing. It was recorded early in the morning, and a satellite…
