Trại tị nạn Rafah trúng không kích Israel, 45 người thiệt mạng | TTK NEWS

On May 26, Israel, with the aim of annihilating the Hamas rebels, attacked a refugee camp in the southern Gaza city of Rafah, causing a fire and killing at least 45 people. Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu described the casualties of the civilians after the air strike in Rafah as a tragic mistake and announced that the Israeli government would investigate the incident further. He said Israeli officials are now actively considering the attack. Netanyahu told the parliament on May 27 that in Rafah, we evacuated more than 1 million civilians and, although we tried our best, the tragic mistake still happened yesterday. The health agency in the Gaza Strip said at least 45 people were killed and 249 injured on May 26 after the Israeli air strike on the city of Tehran, Suntan in Rafah, where thousands of people are hiding after evacuating from other parts of the country. Speaking to members of the press on Tuesday, the spokesman for the Israeli Defense Force, IDF, Daniel Hargari, said an investigation into the fire on Dan was underway. Daniel Hargari said the Israeli army only used 17 kg of ammunition. This is the smallest type of ammunition that an Israeli fighter aircraft can use. He said that only that amount of ammunition could not cause such a fire. Mr. Hargari put out a statement that Israel's attacks caused a massive disaster due to a explosive or flammable material near Israel's expected target. And it was this material, not the bomb, that caused the explosion and caused the death of those who swept through the civilian camp. Mr. Hargari also reiterated the statement of the Israeli army that the attack on Sunday destroyed Hamas members in a mainstay attack, and affirmed that the places where Israel aimed at were occupied by Hamas members, and the attack was based on accurate intelligence assessments. The Israeli army spokesman said that despite Israel's efforts to reduce casualties for civilians in the attack, the explosion was unexpected and unexpected. While the Israeli government affirmed that the civilian casualties in the attack on Sunday were accidental, the attack took place only two days after the International Criminal Court ordered the Israeli army to immediately stop military operations in the Rafah province. UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres' spokesman on Tuesday condemned Israel's air strikes on Rafah and called on Israel to stop immediately. UN Secretary-General's spokesman Stephen Dujarric said they were calling for a ceasefire, releasing information, and expanding humanitarian access. On May 28, Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu expressed some sad words about the casualties of civilians after the attack on May 26, but also said that his government would not bow to international pressure. I will not surrender, I will not end the war until we achieve all our goals," Netanyahu said.