AN ISRAELI COMMANDER WHO ORDERED THE 2024 DRONE STRIKES THAT KILLED AUSTRALIAN AID WORKER ZOMI FRANKCOM AND SIX WORLD CENTRAL KITCHEN COLLEAGUES SAYS HE STANDS BY HIS DECISION, WITH COLONEL NOCHI MENDEL — LATER DISMISSED OVER FAILURES SURROUNDING THE ATTACK — TELLING THE ABC 'I'M THE COMMANDER, AND I'M THE ONE WHO GAVE THE ORDER', AND ADDING 'I'M NOT SORRY FOR WHAT I DID' - SOURCES

AN ISRAELI COMMANDER WHO ORDERED THE 2024 DRONE STRIKES THAT KILLED AUSTRALIAN AID WORKER ZOMI FRANKCOM AND SIX WORLD CENTRAL KITCHEN COLLEAGUES SAYS HE STANDS BY HIS DECISION, WITH COLONEL NOCHI MENDEL — LATER DISMISSED OVER FAILURES SURROUNDING THE ATTACK — TELLING THE ABC 'I'M THE COMMANDER, AND I'M THE ONE WHO GAVE THE ORDER', AND ADDING 'I'M NOT SORRY FOR WHAT I DID' - SOURCES — reported by FS at August 27, 2026 · 23:07 UTC. Read the full context on Trading News Terminal.

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