An Australian humanitarian aid worker in Gaza has described the moment she was shot at during a mission in north Gaza on Friday April 12, 2024 - 9:40PM

Another Australian aid worker has reportedly been shot at in Gaza following the ongoing fallout from the deadly drone strikes which killed Zomi Frankcom and six aid workers on April 1.
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"We were instructed to wait in a holding point just south of the checkpoint. While we were there gunfire broke out in the vicinity.

Ms Ingram said the gunfire "appeared" to come from the checkpoint where there were civilians turning and running from the sudden threat.

"The bullets hit our car. (They) hit the window and the door of where I was sitting as well as the bonnet of the car," she said.

"(The civilians) then turned and ran in the other direction.
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The Israeli Defense Force published findings of its investigation into the strike that killed Australian Zomi Frankcom and seven others.

The investigation concluded "misidentification" and serious error in a "terrible chain of events" caused the tragedy.
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"Sadly, humanitarians continue to face risks in delivering lifesaving aid. Unless humanitarian aid workers are protected, in accordance with [international humanitarian law], humanitarian aid cannot reach people in need," UNICEF declared in a statement.

The aid mission has been aborted before supplies were delivered.