Israeli and UK army chiefs may take part in inquest into slain British aid workers in Gaza

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An inquest into the deaths of three British aid workers in Gaza in April 2024 may involve testimony from Israeli and UK army chiefs, with the coroner considering granting "interested person" status to the Israeli officer who ordered the strike. The families are seeking accountability and clarity on whether British-made weapons were used and if UK intelligence was shared with the Israeli military during the incident.

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Submitted by Sondos Asem on Tue, 09/22/2026 - 10:54 Scope of inquiry is expected to include Israeli army officer who commanded operation as well as whether weapons used in the attack were made in UK James Kirby, 47, is among three British nationals killed in the Israeli drone strike that targeted a World Central Kitchen Convoy in Gaza in April 2024 (WCK) Off The inquest concerning the Israeli operation that killed three British aid workers in Gaza in 2024 is expected to be expanded to bring in e

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