Gaza Medic missing from the Israeli attack is in Israeli custody, says the Palestinian group
Al-Nasasra was part of a convoy of emergency crews sent by the Crescent Red and the civil defense of Gaza, another rescue service, to look for a red crescent ambulance that had disappeared earlier on the morning of March 23. The Israeli forces had opened fire on that first ambulance, killing two members of its crew and detained the third, due to Muneli, due to Mr.
When the rescue convoy came to the scene and the paramedics came out to look at the first ambulance, the Israeli soldiers began to shoot again in a burst that lasted about five minutes, according to the Video of the attackWhich was discovered on the cell phone of one of the paramedics that was killed, published by the New York Times and subsequently released by Red Crescent.
The soldiers found Mr. Al-Nasasra alive after shooting on the convoy and arrested him next to Mr. Abed, the survivor of the first ambulance, Mr. Abed He told the Times in an interview. Two other witnesses who were detained with the paramedic-Saeed al-Bardewil, a 12-year-old doctor and son, Mohammed, who had been detained as they headed to the beach for fishing-confirmed the account of Mr. Abed.
Al-Nasasra was stripped, handcuffed and blindfolded, Mr. Abed and Dr. Al-Bardowil recalled.
The two paramedics spoke in whispers of the fate of their colleagues, Abed said. The Israeli soldiers who detained them later questioned the paramedics, asking them for their names, centuries and identity card numbers, and seemed to scan their faces with a device that Mr. Abed did not recognize, said Abed.
At one point, Mr. Abed and Dr. Al-Bardewil recalled, Mr. Al-Nasasra was taken elsewhere and had no longer contacts with him.
Overall, the Israeli troops killed eight paramedics of the red crescent, six other emergency responders from the civil defense and a United Nations worker who came across later since that morning, according to the red crescent and civil defense. They The bodies were not found for days.
