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The Israel Defense Forces (IDF) had previously denied involvement in the January 2024 killing, saying months later that a preliminary investigation found its forces were “not present near the vehicle or within firing range” of the vehicle.

The case is one of two-high profile incidents into which the military has opened criminal investigations. But the military said that it would not probe three other attacks from the early months of the war that killed aid workers.

Rajab was one of seven family members traveling in a vehicle in northern Gaza on when they came under Israeli fire. Rajab survived the initial fire and pleaded on the phone for hours with Palestinian paramedics to come rescue her. Afterwards, an ambulance dispatched to save her also came under fire.

Twelve days later, Rajab’s body was found in a car riddled with bullets.

“The findings of the examination indicate that IDF troops fired at a vehicle that was approaching them,” the IDF said in a statement.

“Following review of the findings an due to apparent failures in the coordination of the movement of the Palestine Red Crescent ambulance, it has been decided to initiate a criminal investigation of the incident by Military Police Criminal Investigation Division.”

The investigation into Hind Rajab’s death is part of the IDF’s first comprehensive report on alleged war crimes since the start of the war in Gaza in October 2023.

The IDF General Staff’s Fact Finding and Assessment Mechanism concluded investigating 150 incidents, which were transferred to the military’s top lawyer to decide on opening criminal investigations. Of the 150 inquiries, five decisions were published on Wednesday, while the others await a decision from the military advocate-general.

The IDF also announced it has launched a criminal investigation into the March 2025 killing of 15 paramedics and first responders who were traveling in ambulances and other emergency response vehicles.

The IDF initially claimed the vehicles were driving suspiciously without headlights or emergency signals, which was later directly contradicted by video of the convoy of vehicles traveling with flashing lights. The group were buried in a mass grave along with their emergency vehicles.

The Israeli military subsequently acknowledged “professional failures” in the incident and insisted there had been “no ethical gaps.” But in its statement on Wednesday, the IDF said “the firing conducted during the incident raises a reasonable suspicion of criminal misconduct.”

In three other incidents, the military determined there was no reasonable suspicion of criminal conduct to justify opening a criminal investigation: the April 2024 killing of the seven World Central Kitchen humanitarian aid workers in Deir El-Balah, a February 2024 strike on a Doctors Without Borders / Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) shelter in Khan Younis that killed two employees, and a November 2023 strike on an MSF convoy which killed two additional employees.

https://www.cnn.com/2026/08/19/middleeast/israel-military-idf-hind-rajab-firing-intl

When I viewed the place it had a lot of things on the walls and lots of furniture so I wasn’t able to see the reality of what the walls were like. I was told by the agent that the landlord wouldn’t be painting it because of a reduction on the rent ( it was listed overpriced in my agents opinion and had sat on the market for 52 days, we negotiated the rent based on current market prices…not a reduction due to the walls not being in good condition).

There’s about 20 holes in the walls from screws. And large screws left it in the walls. Scuffs everywhere. And paint peeled off.

The bathtubs also appears like it needs to be recaulked.

I’m wondering if this is considered negligent on the part of the landlord of it I have just been used to new units.

I dunno if this has been posted about already…. but what in holy hell is this

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Wanna know what would these people who would die to support israel say?

I hope you can join me in taking a moment away from your frustration and anger and take a collective breath out and know that you’re not crazy, and your not alone.

Hit the blunt, bake some cookies, hug your cat, or do a Shuvani Dance Cirlcle.