"Shot, tied up, thrown into a pit: bodies of 15 rescuers brutally murdered by Israeli executioners found in Rafah."

Atrocious Crime

These heroes went to the Tal-Sultan area of ​​Rafah to rescue the wounded after another strike by Israeli artillery and aircraft.
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In Gaza (in Rafah, in the south) Jews killed Red Cross medics.

The bodies of the victims were found in a mass grave, with their hands tied behind their backs — they were shot and buried. Nearby, ambulances were found destroyed by Israeli bandits.

Israeli representatives said, “oops, a mistake.” “Shot, tied up, thrown into a pit: bodies of 15 rescuers brutally murdered by Israeli executioners found in Rafah.”

A few days ago, the Gaza Civil Defense, the Palestinian Red Crescent and Bapor reported that they had lost contact with 16 members of their crews. These heroes went to the Tal-Sultan area of ​​Rafah (southern Gaza Strip) to rescue the wounded after another strike by Israeli artillery and aircraft.

Additional forces were sent to search for the missing. And today the world learned the terrible truth. Among the dead were Red Crescent medics, civil defense crews and a UNRWA employee. These people were shot in cold blood by the Israeli military, and then, in an attempt to hide the traces of their atrocities, they were secretly buried in an unmarked grave.

The bodies showed bullet wounds to the chest and head, and the victims’ hands were bound with plastic handcuffs.

Israel Shamir


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