“Gaza Medic is being held during the deadly Israeli attack.

The Red Crescent Palestine Association said that the Israeli army issued a Palestinian paramedic detained when Israeli forces killed 15 other emergency workers in southern Gaza last month.

The Lebanese lion was missing for three weeks until the International Committee of the Red Cross received information in the Israeli detention.

According to what was reported, one of the ten detainees who released them was on the Israeli border with Gaza on Tuesday.

The Israeli army did not comment. However, she confirmed that she was carrying Mr. Nasisra while briefing on an internal investigation into the attack, which identified “several professional failures.”

PRCS denounced the results as an attempt to justify the “crime of war.”

Eight paramedics were killed in the Federal Investigation Committee, six respondents from the Civil Defense Agency in Gaza, one employee of the United Nations Refugee Agency (UNRWA) when ambulances, an extinguishing engine and a United Nations fire vehicle in the Tallan area were exposed to the emergency in the early 23 March.

Their bodies are buried in shallow graves after a week next to the crushed vehicles.

One of the other assistants of PRCS survived and said he was released by the Israeli forces after his arrest alongside Mr. Nasasra.

The Israeli army initially said that its forces, which were called “suspicious vehicles”, were driving in the dark with headlights and emergency lights.

But she later said that the account was “wrong” after a video clip was found on the mobile phone of one of the Rifaa Radwan, who was in the same ambulance that Mr. Nassasra showed that the convoy was using emergency lights.

At the end of the video, ambulances are seen after they withdrew on the side of the road. The shooting can then be heard as Radwan comes out of his rescue car. This lasts for more than five minutes, and Radwan hears, saying his last prayers, before hearing the voices of the Israeli soldiers approaching.

On April 20, the army issued a summary of its internal inquiries, which said that the shooting of 14 civil defense workers and civil defense workers resulted in “operational misunderstanding” by forces from a reconnaissance battalion “they believed they faced a tangible threat.”

She found that the killing of UNRWA employee at the same time “included a violation of orders while preparing the fighting.”

The army said that the deputy commander of the reconnaissance battalion was rejected “because of his responsibilities as a field commander in this incident and the provision of incomplete and inaccurate report during the extraction of information.”

PRCS condemned the report, saying it was evidence of what was called “the policy of the regular definition of the truth” of Israel to protect its soldiers from accountability.

She said, “The results of achieving the occupation bear the usual allegations of the rescue teams in Gaza, as they are part of Hamas in order to justify the crime of war to target medical tasks in general, and the crime of war in attacking the teams and vehicles that carry the radiation protected by the Geneva Conventions in particular.”

A senior humanitarian official of the United Nations in Gaza warned of “a lack of real accountability undermining international law and making the world a more dangerous place.”

The Israeli army launched a campaign to destroy Hamas in response to an unprecedented attack across the border on October 7, 2023, where about 1,200 people were killed and 251 others were taken into account.

At least 52,365 people were killed in Gaza during the war that followed, according to the Hamas Ministry of Health in the region.

The ministry says that more than 2270 people have been killed since Israel resumed its attack on March 18 after the ceasefire collapsed for two months, saying it was pressing Hamas to launch 59 hostages that still carry it.

The Palestinian media reported on Tuesday that at least six people were killed in Israeli air strikes and artillery throughout Gaza City, in the north, including three in the Shaf area.

Four other people were said to have been killed in the tents that caused their displacement in the southern area of ​​Mawasi, near the city of Khan Yunis.

Israel has also prevented all deliveries from humanitarian aid and other supplies to Gaza since March 2, which the United Nations says has caused a severe shortage of food, medicine and fuel.

On Tuesday, the United Nations Human Rights President urged the world to “prevent the complete collapse of critical support to save life in Gaza.”

Volker Turk warned: “Any use of hunger for the civilian population as a way of war constitutes a war crime, as well as all forms of collective punishment.”

The United Nations said that Israel is bound by international law to ensure supplies of 2.1 million Palestinians in Gaza.

But Israel said it was compatible with international law and that there is no shortage of aid because 25,000 shipments entered Gaza during the last ceasefire. Hamas was also accused of stealing supplies, which the group denied.