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

I'm Jackie Leonard and at 13 hours GMT on Friday, the 5th of April,

these are our main stories.

The Israel Defence Forces have released their report into the killing of aid workers delivering food to Gaza.

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The Israeli military has released the first findings of its investigation into the killing of seven aid workers in Gaza on Monday.

It said the strike on the aid convoy was a grave mistake stemming from three major identification failings.

The World Central Kitchen, the charity the victims worked for,

said the IDF response was cold comfort,

adding that Israel could not credibly investigate its own failure in Gaza.

Our correspondent in Jerusalem, Joe Floto, told us more.

So the report is the IDF's conclusion of what went on on April the 1st that led to the death of seven aid

workers. I was taken last night to the Ministry of Defense and shown some of the

video evidence that they presented to set the scene as it were for this decision-making

process that went catastrophically wrong. They showed us some drone footage of the aid convoy

where the logo of this World Central Kitchen charity is not visible. They said that was critical.

They also showed us some video of gunman who was on top of one of the aid lorries and fired a shot.

And so they presented a context in which the drone unit that was operating in the area was under the

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