The Israeli investigation finds “professional failures” in the killing of 15 Palestinian paramedics

On Sunday, the Israeli army admitted professional failures and violations of orders in its review to kill 15 emergency workers last month in Gaza, but he said that there was no attempt to hide the accident, although the field commander refused to submit an inaccurate report.

The paramedics and other rescuers were killed on March 23, near the city of Rafah, south of Gaza, and were buried in a shallow tomb, where their bodies were found a week after the United Nations from the United Nations and the Palestinian Red Crescent.

The army said that the commander officer should be reprimanded and the deputy commander refused the accident.

He did not say whether anyone will face criminal charges.

“The exam identified many professional failures, violations of orders, and failed to report the entire accident,” the army said in a statement.

She said: “The fire in the first two incidents resulted from a misunderstanding by the forces, who believed that they faced a tangible threat from the enemy forces. The third incident included a breach of orders during a combat environment.”