Israeli army cites ‘threat’ in killing of aid workers

The Israeli military conducted an initial investigation into the killing of 15 emergency workers in Gaza, attributing the incident to a perceived threat and identifying six Hamas militants in the area. The Red Crescent Society called for an independent international investigation, labeling the targeting of the ambulance convoy as a war crime, while the heads of six UN agencies urged an urgent ceasefire renewal in Gaza due to aid shortages and a high death toll among children. Israel denies violating humanitarian law and blames Hamas for civilian harm, while critical food and medical shortages persist in the enclave.

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