Israeli doctors came across a petition which considers the murder of the Israeli army 15 Palestinian paramedics in Rafah, in the southern gang of Gaza, about 3 weeks ago, a crime and a blatant violation of the laws of war. While Israeli analysts, through Israeli media, expressed their concern about the intention of the government of Benjamin Netanyahu to go to a partial agreement in the Gaza Strip.
“We are the medical workers in Israel, who are shocked before this severe incident, the murder of workers in the medical field of Rafah while exercising their duty, which does not constitute a blatant violation of international laws. It is a act contrary to human morality and will not be silent on suspicipations in the case of killing paradise after their arrest.”
“The Israeli army initially denied that it was linked to the ambulances and that it took a week to reach the bodies of 15 paramedics, and the United Nations crews were forced to drill them to recover them from the sand,” said Haila Jafrili, a doctor who signed the petition.
She added that with the bodies, a rescue vehicle of the United Nations and an ambulance were buried with the bodies, noting that the Israeli army presented a specific narration, and after sudden and documented evidence had suddenly changed the novel, and it was also said that the shooting had been carried out at a distance.
The New York Times published a video that was found on the paramedical phone, Rifa Radwan, which was one of the paramedical paramedics who were martyred by an Israeli fire on March 23, and the video showed that the ambulances and the firefighters in which the ambulance team turned them out, and that the emergency lights were lit when the occupation forces turned.
For his part, Nimrod Chevir, a former head of the army planning division, said that “the incident had embarrassed for Israel, and in addition to that, the army tried to hide it … and when it is satisfied with something, there is a reason to hide it.”
In the context, the spokesman remembered what the chief of the Golani brigade said: “Each person you see shooting him to kill him … There is no innocent.”
On the issue of negotiations, Yisrael Zeef, a former chief of the army operations division, believes that there is a greater opportunity than before to conclude a partial agreement, indicating that he called for more than half year to implement a complete agreement in exchange for the end of the war in Gaza.
Ayet Nahmas and Rabin, the leader of the “funds of the victims of Jewish terrorism”, expressed his fear of heading to a partial agreement, and said that “the agreement with Saudi Arabia that they are looking for cannot be concluded without a complete agreement”.
As for the former Tsvika Haymovic, the former commander of the air defenses, he considered that the solution was to return to the agreement signed by the Israeli government in January and to implement it.