Doctor Red Crescent’s body found after Israeli soldiers opened fire on ambulance
At least 14 corpses in southern Gaza have recovered from bodies including eight doctors a week after Israeli soldiers opened fire on ambulances.
The International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies said the body was retrieved after “silence for 7 days” and rejected the last Rafa region. The Palestinian Red Crescent said in a statement to X on Sunday that it was six members of the Gaza civil defense agency and six members of a UN agency employee.
One of the medical staff is still missing, the organization said.
After the IFRC’s medical colleague killed while on duty in the Gaza Strip recovered, he exclaimed anger and asked, “When will this stop?”
“I’m heartbroken,” IFRC Secretary General Jagan Chapagain said in a statement. “These dedicated ambulance workers are responding to the injured. They are humanitarians. They wear signs that should protect them; clearly marked their ambulances. They should return to their families; they don’t.”
An ambulance carrying the body of the Palestinian first responder was killed in an Israeli military fire on March 30, 2025 at the Nasser Medical Complex in Khan Yunis, southern Gaza Strip.
He stressed that the protection must be protected in accordance with the rules of international humanitarian law, civilians, humanitarians and health services must be protected.
“I asked a question: When will it stop?” said Mushiba. “All parties must stop killing.”
Earlier this month, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s office vowed to increase military power against Hamas Strike resumes in Gaza After two months of ceasefire.
The Israeli military admitted that its troops had opened fire on ambulances. It told AFP in a statement this week that its troops “opened fire at Hamas cars and eliminated several Hamas terrorists.”
“A few minutes later, the additional vehicles were advancing suspiciously towards the troops,” it said, “by opening fire on the suspicious vehicles.”
The IFRC said the attack on Rafa last week was the deadliest attack on colleagues anywhere in the world since 2017.
Hamas-run Gaza’s Health Ministry said on Saturday that at least 921 people have been killed in Palestinian territory since Israel resumed its massive strike.
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