Israel reported this Thursday that will reconsider its tactics in the Gaza war after death seven volunteers in air raids, which his army recognized as a serious mistake and that the results of the investigation would be made public soon.

Monday’s incident sparked Western anger over the growing number of civilian casualties in the Palestinian enclave, especially as the World Central Kitchen (WCK) employees killed included Australian, British and Polish citizens, as well as one US and Canadian citizen.

Israeli leaders expressed regret over what the army called a “major mistake” after misidentifying a WCK convoy at night in a complex combat zone.

The charity’s founder, chef José Andrés, said: The convoy was subject to “systematic” attacks although the Israeli military was aware of the movements of its personnel.

Asked to respond, Israeli government spokeswoman Rakela Karamson said during a news conference: “This was not intentional.”

“It is clear that something went wrong here and as we learn more and the investigation reveals exactly what happened and why it happened, we will definitely We will adjust our practices in the future so that this doesn’t happen again.”

Karamason said it could take several weeks for the results of the investigation to be released, but Israel’s top military spokesman, Rear Admiral Daniel Hagari, said it could take several weeks for the investigation’s findings to be made public. It seems they gave me a much shorter period.

The investigators’ report was handed over to Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and Defense Minister Yoav Gallant on Thursday, Hagari said in a televised statement.

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“And I believe that after presenting it to the ambassadors of the respective countries and members of the WCK organization, we will make it public clearly and transparently, and this will happen soon,” he said.

Reuters