以色列军事检察官宣布不对2024年加沙World Central Kitchen援助队遇袭事件进行刑事调查，裁定"没有合理的犯罪过失嫌疑"1。该事件中，三次攻击在几分钟内对援助车队进行打击，造成来自多国的7人死亡，其中包括澳大利亚援助工作者Frankcom1。
澳大利亚政府对此决定表示愤怒1。澳大利亚外交部长Penny Wong召见以色列大使Hillel Newman，表达政府的强烈不满1。以色列驻澳大利亚大使随后建议澳派遣前国防部长Binskin回以色列跟进相关事宜1。
根据Binskin在其报告中的评估，他基于所获信息认为"以色列防务军对WCK援助工作者的打击不是明知或故意针对WCK"1。调查过程中，以色列拒绝提供无人机攻击的音频记录，仅允许查看视频1。事件发生后，两名军事人员被解雇，其他人员受到惩戒1。该决定于World Humanitarian Day当天宣布发布1。
Israel's military prosecutor has declined to pursue criminal charges in connection with the April 2024 strike on a World Central Kitchen aid convoy in Gaza, prompting a sharp diplomatic response from Australia.1 The attack, which killed seven aid workers including Australian Frankcom, was carried out through three consecutive strikes on the convoy within minutes.1
In response to the decision, Australia's Foreign Minister Penny Wong summoned Israeli Ambassador Hillel Newman to express the government's anger at the outcome.1 The announcement of the prosecutor's decision to find "no reasonable suspicion of criminal wrongdoing" came on World Humanitarian Day, intensifying the controversy.1 According to the investigation led by former Australian defence chief Binskin, whose report assessed that "the Israeli Defence Forces' strike on WCK aid workers was not made with knowledge or intent to target WCK" based on available information, Israel has since dismissed two military personnel and disciplined others involved in the incident.1 However, Israeli authorities refused to provide audio recordings of the drone strike, permitting only video review.1 The Israeli ambassador has suggested that Binskin return to Israel to pursue further scrutiny of the investigation's findings.1
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