Press Release Regarding the attack on a military ambulance and the killing of an injured Syrian
23 June 2015
On the 22 of June 2015 a group consisting of mostly teenagers attacked an Israeli military ambulance belonging to the occupying Israeli authorities, which was transferring two Syrian fighters to a hospital for treatment.
Al-Marsad condemns the incitement of hatred and the attack against the ambulance and the two wounded Syrians who were being transferred for treatment in Israeli hospitals.
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Press release regarding the attack on military ambulance and the killing of an injured Syrian
Press release available here in Arabic: بالعربيه
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