Ambulance footage and driver testimony challenge Israeli military's account of pregnant Palestinian woman losing unborn baby at checkpoint; military denies delay
Ambulance footage and testimonies from healthcare workers challenge the Israeli military's account of an incident in which a pregnant Palestinian woman lost her unborn baby after being stopped at a checkpoint. The ambulance driver told Anadolu he did everything he could to save the baby's life and that soldiers threatened to shoot him as the medical team tried to reach a hospital; the Israeli military denies delaying the ambulance.
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