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Zomi Frankcom: Australia 'outraged' after Israeli decision not to prosecute over killing of aid worker in Gaza

Australia expressed outrage after Israel decided against a criminal investigation into the 2024 killing of aid workers in Gaza.

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Australia has summoned the Israeli envoy following a decision by the Israel Defense Forces to close a probe and decline criminal prosecution regarding the 2024 strike that killed aid workers, including Australian citizen Zomi Frankcom. The refusal to apologize or open a criminal investigation drew immediate condemnation from Australian officials, who labeled the response unacceptable.

Outlets including The Guardian, The Times of Israel, Bloomberg, BBC News, and ABC News report that the Israeli ambassador expressed deep sorrow and grief while urging officials to respect the process. Government representatives in Australia maintain their stance of outrage over the closure of the inquiry.

Coverage does not yet specify what further diplomatic measures Australia will take, leaving it unstated whether additional political actions or sanctions will follow the ambassador's summons.

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Who was killed in the 2024 Gaza strike?

The strikes resulted in the deaths of aid workers, including Australian citizen Zomi Frankcom.

What was Australia's reaction to the decision?

Australian officials expressed outrage and summoned the Israeli envoy after the IDF declined to open a criminal probe or apologize.

What did the Israeli ambassador state in response?

The Israeli ambassador expressed deep sorrow and grief over the death and urged observers to respect the process.

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