2024-04-06 06:34:22
Israel’s Western partners are calling on Israel to release the full report into the deaths of the seven World Central Kitchen aid workers.
It comes after an Israeli army spokesman said the strike on the convoy was a “blunder” and could have been avoided. Two senior officers have already been dismissed in the case.
According to the founder of World Central Kitchen, there is no way the Israeli army can “credibly investigate its own failure in Gaza”. Western partners of Tel Aviv are also demanding that the report be made public.
At the beginning of the week, seven aid workers were killed in a rocket attack – one each from Poland and Australia, one Palestinian, a Canadian-American citizen, and three Britons.
The “World Central Kitchen Cars” were well marked. However, the surveillance cameras were unable to recognize the organization’s logo,” said Daniel Hagari, a spokesman for the Israeli army. “This tragic mistake could and should have been prevented. An attack against humanitarian vehicles is a gross mistake, which is due to a serious operational failure, misjudgment and incorrect decisions, an attack carried out in violation of standard operating procedures,” he said, quoted by BNT.