The Israeli military has reversed its initial claims regarding the killing of 15 Palestinian medics after video evidence contradicted its statement that the vehicles lacked emergency signals. The video, taken from the phone of one of the deceased, shows clearly marked ambulances and a fire engine using headlights and flashing lights. Subsequently, an Israeli military official admitted that the earlier report was incorrect and that an investigation into the incident is ongoing to understand the errors in initial communication regarding the event's circumstances.
The Israeli military admit to an error regarding the claim that 15 Palestinian medics had no emergency signals when killed, stating their initial account was mistaken.
A seven-minute video indeed shows paramedics' vehicles using headlights and emergency lights, contradicting earlier military claims that they were suspiciously advancing without signals.
The incident, in which 15 medics were killed by Israeli forces in Rafah, remains under investigation, and all claims are being thoroughly examined to clarify the circumstances.
An Israeli military official acknowledged the initial report from the field did not account for the lights, indicating potential errors in the information relayed from the site.
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