The Israeli military admitted flaws in its initial accounts of troops’ involvement in the killing of 15 people in Gaza, contradicting earlier claims with video evidence of clearly marked ambulances and a fire truck. International scrutiny followed, prompting a quicker response from the military. The Red Crescent Society accused Israel of war crimes for targeting medics, demanding an investigation, while the military’s internal inquiry continues under the new chief of staff, Lt. Gen. Eyal Zamir, raising questions about accountability.
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