There is no crime that Israel can commit in full view of the world that I can't get away with.

No crime too grotesque, no crime too depraved, no crime too sadistic.

Here is a brutal lesson that we have been forced to relearn over and over and over again.

Just over a week ago, as Israel launched its latest onslaught against what remains of Rafa in the south of

Gaza, 10 members of the Palestine Red Crescent were dispatched to collect those injured already by the Israeli

military so that they could receive medical assistance. They were accompanied by six civil

defence first responders. What happened next? As the United Nations, Jonathan Whittle put it,

all five ambulances,

and one fire truck was struck along with a UN vehicle that arrived later. Contact was lost with all.

He goes on to say, one survivor said Israeli forces had killed both of the crew in his ambulance.

For days, Ocher, that is the United Nations Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs,

coordinated to reach the site, but our access was only granted five days later.

On the way there, the Ocher team saw horrors, some of which they videoed, which I've watched,

which are too shocking to share here.

But while travelling, Wittall reported encountering hundreds of civilians fleeing as the Israeli army

shot at them. They watched as a woman, was shot in the back of the head, and when a young man

sought to retrieve her, he was then shot as well. They were able to recover her body with their

UN vehicle. He goes on, returning the next day, we were finally able to reach the site and discovered a devastating scene. Ambulances, the UN vehicle. He goes on. Returning the next day, we were finally able to reach the site and discovered a

devastating scene.

Ambulances, the UN vehicle and a fire truck had been crushed and partially buried.

After hours of digging, we recovered one body, a civil defence worker beneath his fire truck.

Just to be clear here.

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