This is the Global News Podcast from the BBC World Service.

I'm Andrew Peach and in the early hours of Saturday the 6th of April, these are our main stories.

Aid organizations want an independent investigation into the deadly drone strike on an aid convoy

after the Israeli Defence Forces published their first account of what happened.

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First the Aid Organization World Central Kitchen has dismissed an Israeli

report into the killing of its workers in Gaza on Monday as cold

comfort and demanded an independent investigation.

Its calls been repeated by the families of those killed in the Israeli drone strike on

an aid convoy.

Israel says it's dismissed two senior officers involved and punished others after finding serious

errors.

The Israel Defence Forces investigation found there been a series of errors leading up to the

air strike on three vehicles operated by the charity.

The report said an aid worker had been mistaken for a Hamas gunman. It also said after an initial strike two more were

launched at other vehicles for what it called no real reason. Our correspondent Lucy Williamson

reports from Jerusalem. The errors and assumptions build. on that

the errors and assumptions build layer on layer in the Army's narrative of Monday night.

The coordinated route that wasn't communicated to troops,

the charity logo that wasn't visible at night,

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