Israel's explanation for why 15 aid workers were killed and buried in a shallow grave after being fired upon by IDF troops has changed in the days since the incident. The Palestine Red Crescent ...

None were armed. Image: Fifteen aid workers and first responders were killed by Israeli forces on 15 March Israel has denied all wrongdoing, saying its troops had reason to suspect the vehicles ...

The Palestine Red Crescent Society (PRCS) has called for an international inquiry into the killing of 15 emergency workers in southern Gaza by Israeli forces - saying the attack constitutes a ...

According to UNRWA, the death toll of first responders has now exceeded 400 since the start of the war between Israel and Hamas. U.N. data reveals more than 1,000 healthcare workers have been killed ...

Israel has admitted to mistakes in the killing of 15 aid workers in Gaza after footage ... a fire truck and a United Nations (UN) car, had approached waiting troops "suspiciously" with no ...

Sarah Champion, chair of the U.K. parliament’s International Development Committee, told Starmer humanitarian workers felt Israel was not being held to account ... There hasn’t been enough aid getting ...

Radwan's team was headed to where the other group had been attacked a few hours earlier by Israel's military. By early morning, he and 14 others — all paramedics or aid workers, according to the ...

The Red Crescent said it had found the video on the phone of Rifat Radwan, one of the aid workers killed. "This video unequivocally refutes the occupation's claims that Israeli forces did not ...

Israel has admitted to mistakenly killing over a dozen Palestinian aid workers when troops fired on emergency vehicles last month in Rafah. Mobile phone footage appeared to contradict claims by ...

DEIR AL BALAH, Gaza Strip — Aid groups are raising new alarm over Israel’s blockade of the war-ravaged Gaza Strip, where it has barred entry of all food and other goods for more than six weeks.