More details on the Israeli army's shooting of 3 hostages**, shooting soldiers in violation of orders is not the first time that Israeli troops have mistakenly killed their own personnel!
In the early morning of the 15th local time, the Israeli army, which was fighting in the Shejaya community in northern Gaza, found three young men without shirts and waving white flags about 60 meters away walking out of a building and walking towards them, thinking that it might be a trap for Hamas militants and posing a threat, and immediately shot two of them dead, and the third person fled back to the building, shouting "help" in Hebrew, and walked out of the building again, still killed by Israeli troops.
According to Israel**, the three hostages, aged between 25 and 28, were Yotam al-Khaim, Sommer Taraka and Aaron Shamriz, who were supposed to have been abandoned by Hamas militants at the time, and Israeli soldiers killed them without having time to screen them and disobey orders from their superiors.
Israel's Netanyahu said the soldier who fired the shot was in a highly tense situation at the time and was now receiving psychological counselling.
Since the outbreak of the Kazakh-Israeli conflict on 7 October, according to Israeli military statistics, 20 Israeli officers and soldiers have been mistakenly killed.
After the news of the Israeli army's admission to "manslaughter" of the hostages, hundreds of people blocked a major road outside the Israeli military headquarters in Tel Wil, demanding that Israel "welcome the hostages alive instead of transporting them back in coffins", and others accused Israel of "disregarding the lives of soldiers, hostages or anyone."