Israeli military admits to shooting at the car of girl Hind Rajab

Israeli military authorities have admitted that they shot at the car of girl Hind Rajab in Gaza. This acknowledgment comes more than two years after the incident, which resulted in the death of the minor.

In response to the resulting controversy, the military has decided to open a criminal investigation into this case. The admission follows a long denial by Israeli troops regarding their involvement in the attack on the vehicle where Hind Rajab was located.

Additionally, the armed forces also announced that no investigation will be conducted regarding a bombing in which seven employees of World Central Kitchen, an NGO led by chef José Andrés, were killed, raising criticism about the lack of transparency in their operations.

World Central Kitchen has described the military's account of its actions during the bombing as "deeply offensive," reflecting the tension surrounding Israel's response to allegations of indiscriminate attacks.

This case has highlighted the growing controversy surrounding the actions of the Israeli army in Gaza, as well as the impact of those incidents on the civilian population.

As investigations proceed, further details are expected to emerge regarding the events that led to these admissions and the responses from the armed forces.