Philippe Lazzarini, the head of the UN agency for Palestinians (UNRWA), says Israeli forces shot at a UN convoy heading to Gaza City yesterday, despite the movement being coordinated and approved by Israeli authorities.
“One vehicle received at least five bullets while waiting just ahead of the Israeli Forces’ checkpoint south of Wadi Gaza,” he said on X. “The car was severely damaged, it left the convoy. The teams re-assembled & finally reached Gaza City.”
Lazzarini added that the teams were “traveling in clearly marked UN armoured cars and wearing UN vests”, yet still had to duck and take cover.
He called for those responsible to be held accountable.
Israeli forces shoot at UN convoy heading to Gaza City
Previous
- Borrell: Israel can interpret history as it wishes, but respecting international law is mandatory, and we will discuss within the Union how to enforce it
- Dollar lowers as Biden ends re-election bid
- Ammunition deliveries to Ukraine will accelerate
- Photo: A car overturned on the Saadiyat highway towards Damour, resulting in material damage, without affecting the traffic in the area
TWEET YOUR COMMENT