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Preliminary IDF probe finds Gaza medic was not shot intentionally

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Published: 7 June 2018

Last updated: 4 March 2024

Initial stage of military investigation finds Razan Najjar was probably killed by a ricochet or misdirected shot

IDF: Gazan medic shot dead last week was not deliberately targeted (Times of Israel)
Military says initial investigation finds Razan Najjar, 21, was likely killed by a ricochet or a misdirected shot; IDF continues to investigate

Gaza medic killed on border wasn't intentionally shot by Israeli soldiers, military finds (Haaretz)
Probe into killing of Razan al-Najjar, 21, hasn't concluded yet and is still in preliminary stages, army says

Why Israelis won’t apologise for killing of Gaza nurse (Forward)

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Israel’s strategic dead end in Gaza (Jerusalem Post)
GERSHON BASKIN There are so many contradictions in the discussions and debates among these people, some of whom have direct influence on Israel decision-making

Photo: Female Palestinian medic Razan Al-Najar reacts to tear gas as she works at the scene of clashes at Israel-Gaza border, in the southern Gaza Strip on April 1 (Reuters/Ibraheem Abu Mustafa)
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