Changes of officials in the Israeli army due to the attack on the humanitarian convoy

The Israeli army determined that the murders seven humanitarian workers in Gaza were due to serious mistakes by the officers in charge and violation of the prescribed procedure, for which two officers were removed from their positions, and several officers were reprimanded.

Attack on the vehicles of the humanitarian organization World Central Kitchen was a serious mistake, which occurred due to a series of omissions during the identification of the vehicles and mistakes when making decisions about the attack, all of which were done in violation of the Standard Operating Procedures, the Israeli army said.

One colonel and one major were dismissed from their command positions due to several omissions, and several officers were officially reprimanded, including the general who heads the Southern Command.

On Monday, the Israeli army fired rockets at three trucks carrying food that had arrived by ship from Cyprus, even though the convoy's route had been reported to it, and the trucks had the markings of a humanitarian organization on them. On that occasion, seven humanitarians, citizens of Great Britain, Australia, Poland, the USA and Canada, as well as the Palestinian driver, died.