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Topic: war-crimes

Destroyed buildings in the Gaza Strip
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Thursday, 8/20, 12:40 AM

Israel admits its troops fired on Hind Rajab's car, opening a criminal investigation

  • More than two years after five-year-old Hind Rajab was killed in Gaza City while pleading by phone for rescue, Israel's military has acknowledged for the first time that its soldiers fired on the car she was trapped in, and opened criminal investigations into her killing and the deaths of the paramedics sent to save her.
  • Her family dismissed the probe, demanding an international investigation.

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