IDF story on aid convoy massacre contradicted by new footage

On March 23rd, 2025, a convoy of emergency vehicles were sent into Rafah, Southern Gaza, to find a missing ambulance crew. What would happen next would leave the family members of these aid workers guessing and wondering about the fate of their loved ones. One of these aid workers called his father that night - claiming that Israeli forces had opened fire on him and the other aid workers.

A week later, rescue teams would arrive at the scene of the incident, only to find 15 bodies - all buried in the same shallow grave, covered with sand. These were the aid workers.

Initially, the IDF claimed that some of the vehicles in the emergency convoy were "moving suspiciously", and had no emergency lights or headlights on. They claimed as many as 9 were Hamas operatives were part of this aid group.

After a video emerged, showing evidence that contradicts the IDF's claims, the IDF re-opened an investigation into the matter.

Watch along as Lonerbox watches the footage obtained, analyzes it, and even breaks down various Twitter takes on the matter.

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