Israeli troops killed a group of paramedics and emergency workers in the Gaza Strip late last month.

The Palestinian Red Crescent wants accountability.

It's not enough to comfort us with condolences and nice words.

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The Palestinian Red Crescent is asking for an international investigation into the killing of its emergency workers in the Gaza Strip.

The first responders came under Israeli fire last month in the southern part of Gaza as they were trying to reach people injured in Israeli strikes. The bodies of the paramedics were found days later in a mass grave,

along with the mangled remains of their vehicles. The Israeli military initially said the

rescuers had approached them in a, quote, suspicious way without headlights or emergency signals.

But as the world's Sharanjafari reports, that turned out not to be true.

It's March 23rd, around 4 in the morning.

A Palestinian Red Crescent crew is riding in an ambulance in southern Gaza.

One of them, Rifad Radoan, is filming the ride.

They're frantically searching for colleagues who'd gone to help rescue people from an earlier strike.

I hope they're okay, I hope they're okay, Rodwan says as he films.

We've lost too many of our colleagues and now we're losing more.

The ambulance speeds along, emergency lights flashing.

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