Quite.
There was a survivor who says that claim is untrue anyway.
BBC News:
The Israeli military says its forces opened fire because the vehicles were moving suspiciously towards soldiers without prior co-ordination and with their lights off. It also claimed that nine Hamas and Palestinian Islamic Jihad operatives were killed in the incident.
Munther challenges that account.
"During day and at night, it's the same thing. External and internal lights are on. Everything tells you it's an ambulance vehicle that belongs to the Palestinian Red Crescent. All lights were on until the vehicle came under direct fire," he says.
After that, he adds, he was pulled from the wreckage by Israeli soldiers, arrested and blindfolded. He claimed he was interrogated over 15 hours, before being released.
The BBC has put his claims to the Israel Defense Forces (IDF), but it is yet to respond.
www.bbc.com/news/articles/ckgere1y740o