This is The Guardian.

Today, how a mobile phone video exposed the truth about the massacre of Palestinian medics.

In the early hours of the 23rd of March, a convoy of cars are travelling through the darkness away from the southern Gerson city of Rafa.

It's about 4.30 in the morning. It's the middle of the night. It's pitch black. There are no lights

anywhere. And this convoy of emergency vehicles are driving

along a dusty road in an area of sand dunes just outside Raffer.

The convoy had been sent to find a group of Palestinian medics who disappeared earlier that

morning. There's a fire engine and there's two ambulances and they're all clearly marked as

emergency vehicles.

They've got their headlights on.

They've got the flashing lights on.

They come across this white van.

It's on the side of the road.

It looks like it's been driven off the road.

Two men in high-vis vests, two men in uniform, get out.

And seconds later, gunfire breaks out.

Really intense gunfire.

Inside one of the ambulances in the rescue convoy, a paramedic says a final prayer.

His voice is trembling with fear and he recites the shihada, which is what Muslims traditionally say in the face of death.

And he's also

heard saying, forgive me,

Mum, because I chose

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