Author: Al Jazeera Staff
Published on: 09/04/2025 | 00:00:00
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Refaat Radwan was filming from the third ambulance in a convoy that had gone out to find a Palestine Red Crescent Society ambulance that had lost contact with its base. In the video, the crew members see the missing ambulance by the side of the road and approach, muttering prayers for their colleagues’ safety. Then the sound of bullets rings out as Israeli soldiers shoot at uniformed medics who were running to assist the medics they had already killed. Ezzeddin Shaath was 51 when Israeli soldiers killed him, and a father to six children. When he was killed, he left behind his wife and their two-month-old baby girl, Wiam. He joined the PRCS in 2000, and four years later married Nivine. Mohamed al-Heila Mustafa was 50 with a 15-year-old son, and Mohamed was 23 and single, but when they got together, their antics were legendary. They went and got a chair and brought it up to the woman, asked her to sit down, and then lifted the chair and walked her carefully across the road, beaming the entire time. Raed began volunteering with the PRCS when he was 18, during the Great March of Return protests. Refaat Radwan Twenty-four-year-old was a gentle soul, Abu al-Kass told Al Jazeera. Saleh Muammar Saleh, 42, liked to help, rushing back as soon as he recovered from surgery in 2024. Abu al-Kass says Assaad always showed endless patience for negotiating with kids. When he saw children playing in the street, he would get to wheeling and dealing, offering them candy to get off the road and go play somewhere safe. His body wasn’t among those found when an international mission went to search for the missing emergency workers.
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