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ICRC outraged over killing of medics in Gaza
April 01, 2025
|Gulf Today
GENEVA: The International Committee of the Red Cross [ICRC] has expressed profound outrage following the killing of eight Palestinian medics, five first responders from the Palestinian Civil Defense, and a United Nations staff member during three emergency duties in Rafah, southern Gaza Strip.
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Their bodies were identified on Monday and have been recovered for dignified burial. “Their staff and volunteers were risking their own lives to provide support to others. We are deeply saddened and mourn alongside their families, loved ones, and colleagues,” the ICRC said in a statement.
“The high number of medical personnel killed during this conflict is devastating. The ICRC strongly condemns attacks on health care workers.”
The ICRC reiterated its call for all information to be made available to clarify the fate of those individuals remaining missing.
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