Israeli air strike on family 'not done knowingly' - Military Hearing

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Children from the Samouni family protest the decision with placards and banners.

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Children from the Samouni family protest the decision with placards and banners.

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Children from the Samouni family protest the decision with placards and banners.

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Children from the Samouni family protest the decision with placards and banners.

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Family members from the Samouni family protest the decision with placards and banners.

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Family members from the Samouni family protest the decision with placards and banners.

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Children from the Samouni family protest the decision with placards and banners.

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Children from the Samouni family protest the decision with placards and banners.

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Children from the Samouni family protest the decision with placards and banners.

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Children from the Samouni family protest the decision with placards and banners.

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Military prosecution closes investigation into deaths of the Samouni family members during Operation Cast Lead, saying they were not done knowingly or 'in a manner that would indicate criminal responsibility.' The announcement prompted protest.

Children from the Samouni family during a pause protest in Gaza City has decided the Israeli army in Tuesday, May 1, 2012 that no charges in one of the most serious incidents in the war of 2009 in the Gaza Strip, and the closure of the investigation into the death of the bombing of 21 members of a Palestinian family and one of the without holding anyone responsible.