A paramedic from the Palestinian Red Crescent treats an injured child from Jabalia as they exit an ambulance upon arrival at the Indonesian hospital in Beit Lahia, in the northern Gaza Strip, on March 24, 2025. (Credit: Bachar Taleb/AFP)
The Palestinian Red Crescent claims to have found 14 rescuers killed on Sunday, following Israeli fire a week ago on ambulances in the southern Gaza Strip.
"The number of bodies recovered now stands at 14, including eight paramedics from the Palestinian Red Crescent teams, five members of the Civil Defense and one United Nations agency employee," the medical organization said in a statement. It refers to teams from the Red Crescent and Civil Defense that had been reported missing since Israeli soldiers fired on ambulances on March 23.
The Palestinian Red Crescent claims to have found 14 rescuers killed on Sunday, following Israeli fire a week ago on ambulances in the southern Gaza Strip.
"The number of bodies recovered now stands at 14, including eight paramedics from the Palestinian Red Crescent teams, five members of the Civil Defense and one United Nations agency employee," the medical organization said in a statement. It refers to teams from the Red Crescent and Civil Defense that had been reported missing since Israeli soldiers fired on ambulances on March 23.
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