The Palestine Red Crescent Society (PRCS) has described Israel's attack in Rafah that killed 15 medical workers as a clear war crime, urging for an independent international investigation. The attack, which targeted medics responding to previous strikes, was described by PRCS President Younis al-Khatib as part of a troubling escalation in violations of international humanitarian law. Eyewitness accounts and a recovered video from the scene reveal that the medics were clearly identifiable and under continuous fire, marking a significant breach of legal protections for humanitarian staff.
The Palestine Red Crescent Society has stated that an attack by Israeli forces, resulting in the deaths of 15 medical workers, constitutes a full-fledged war crime.
PRCS President Younis al-Khatib emphasized the necessity of an independent inquiry to investigate the killings and hold those responsible accountable under international law.
In a call for action, al-Khatib insisted that the trend of ignoring violations of international humanitarian law must end, urging the international community to impose consequences.
Witness testimonies highlight the tragic circumstances, including the survivor's account of being used as a human shield, illustrating the severity of attacks on medical personnel.
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