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An investigation by the Israeli military's general staff concluded the airstrike, which killed seven aid workers, violated its standards and "should not have occurred."

Israel has insisted for months that it is letting as much aid through in a secure manner as possible, and that Hamas is stealing aid meant for civilians.

JERUSALEM - Israel said on Thursday (April 4) it would adjust tactics in the Gaza war after killing seven aid workers in air strikes its military has acknowledged were a major mistake, and that inquiry findings would be made public soon. Monday's incident has stoked Western anger at the mounting civilian toll in the Palestinian enclave, especially as the slain...

On behalf of the family, James Hendersons brother, said accountability is the only hope of justice I have. He also slammed Israels inexcusable behaviour and the UKs inaction.

The IDF has released findings of a strike that killed seven aid workers - identifying that a series of mistakes and incorrect assumptions resulted in their deaths.

"Those who approved the attack were convinced that they were attacking armed Hamas operatives and not WCK operatives."

The first strike was a case of false identity; the second and then the third were grave mistakes.

The incident should not have occurred. Those who approved the strike were convinced that they were targeting armed Hamas operatives and not WCK employees, read the IDF statement - Click the link for more.

The Israeli military announced the conclusion of an investigation into the deaths of seven employees of the World Central Kitchen

Israel's military decided to fire and reprimand some of the officers involved in the airstrikes that killed aid workers in Gaza following an investigation.