以色列宣布不对2024年4月造成澳大利亚援助工作者Zomi Frankcom及其六名World Central Kitchen同事死亡的无人机空袭事件提起刑事诉讼1。尽管以色列国防军承认存在"严重失误"，该决定立即引发澳大利亚政界强烈不满1。澳大利亚外长Penny Wong表示这一决定是"令人愤怒的"，并对以色列国防军耗时两年的调查缺乏信心1。
以色列国防军的调查结论称击杀源于身份认同失误和程序失误，而非有意针对援助工作者1。然而，调查报告未能解释为什么在初次空袭后还发生了两次后续空袭1。更为关键的是，缺失的无人机音频记录尚未被交给由退役空军总司令Mark Binskin领导的澳大利亚独立调查1。以色列驻澳大利亚大使Hillel Newman声称该音频可能包含"情报信息"，但澳大利亚总理Anthony Albanese继续要求公开这份记录1。
Israel has announced it will not pursue criminal charges in connection with a drone strike in April 2024 that killed Australian aid worker Zomi Frankcom and six of her colleagues from World Central Kitchen, despite acknowledging "serious failures" in the operation.1 The Israeli Defense Force's investigation concluded that the strike resulted from identification errors and procedural failures rather than deliberate targeting of humanitarian workers.1
Australian Foreign Minister Penny Wong responded to the decision by describing it as an "outrage" and expressed lack of confidence in the Israeli military's two-year investigation.1 Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has called for the release of audio recordings from the drone operation, which remain a critical missing piece of evidence in the case.1 The Israeli ambassador to Australia, Hillel Newman, has claimed the audio may contain "intelligence information," raising concerns about Israel's willingness to share the material with Australia's independent investigation led by retired air force chief Mark Binskin.1
The investigation found that the Israeli Defense Force failed to explain why two additional strikes occurred following the initial attack on the convoy in Gaza.1
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