| Revision as of 09:56, 16 November 2006 editBanzoo (talk | contribs)Extended confirmed users1,042 edits rv edits, If IDF is part of the gvt is that a reason to embrace their POV in the article discarding all others? This article is based on the amnesty report not the IDF report, so please stop reverting← Previous edit | Latest revision as of 07:16, 23 June 2011 edit undoEmausBot (talk | contribs)Bots, Template editors2,861,949 editsm Bot: Fixing double redirect to Operation Grapes of Wrath | ||
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| As part of the ] (IDF)'s ], on ] ] an Israeli helicopter (probably an ]) launched a rocket (]) towards an ] carrying about 13 civilians near the village of al-Mansuri, south of ]. The ambulance was near to a ] checkpoint manned by ] when the attack took place. The death toll in the attack was six: 4 small children, their mother and 1 other woman. 5 other children were injured during the attack. ] stated that the ambulance was being used to evacuate civilians from al-Mansuri after the IDF announced on ] Radio that an attack on the village was imminent. The IDF claimed that the vehicle was not an ambulance{{cite needed}} and at the time it was attacked it was being used by a ] terrorists, and that it was a rescue vehicle and not a properly marked ambulance. The IDF did not provide though any evidence that may prove their argument. | |||
| Amnesty International concluded their report by pointing to the violation of international laws and disregard for civilians lives by the IDF when attacking the vehicle. | |||
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