Israel’s inquiry into the killing of seven aid workers in an air strike in Gaza has found “serious errors” and breaches of procedure by the military, resulting in the dismissal of two officers and formal reprimands for senior commanders on Friday. The killing of the seven aid workers included citizens of Britain, Australia, and Poland, a dual U.S. Canadian national and a Palestinian colleague.
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Israel dismisses 2 military officers, admits ‘grave errors’ led to strike which killed aid workers
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