Israeli officer reportedly killed by friendly fire
An investigative report was published regarding a operational failure during an Israeli attack on July 24 near the village of Tell in the West Bank. The investigation pointed to delays in the arrival of reinforcements and medical teams, insufficient military strength, and a lack of pre-coordination with security agencies despite existing instructions. The attack resulted in the death of a battery commander and a member of the local defense unit, as well as injuries to a security coordinator and several civilians. There were indications that one of the officers was killed either by Israeli gunfire or during the confrontation. The report recommended improving coordination and ensuring rapid reinforcement deployment, along with assessing the mistakes in evacuating the wounded, which were considered among the main shortcomings of the operation.
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