Israel aid worker killings, & Simon Birmingham MP | Insiders | ABC News In-depth

00:00 Welcome to Insiders with David Speers,
00:39 The World Central Kitchen workers had done everything by the book.
Coordinating movements with the Israeli Defence Force - plastering logos all over their 3 vehicles. And still their convoy was struck - precisely and fatally. 7 people were killed - including Australian aid worker Zomi Frankcom. According to its investigation - the Israeli Defence Force says officers tracking the convoy thought they were Hamas vehicles. Critical information didn’t go down the chain of command. And the logos - they say - weren’t visible at night. Two officers have been removed from their posts and three commanders reprimanded. A necessary first step says Foreign Minister Penny Wong - but not enough.
04:01 The News of the week in politics
5:52 The panel of Karen Middleton, Paul Sakkal and Katina Curtis look back at the Gaza aid convoy attack.
17:09 David Speers interviews Shadow Foreign Minister Simon Birmingham about the Coalition’s view of the incident, and how the Opposition believes the government should proceed in their relations with Israel.
34:02 The panel discuss Simon Birmingham's interview.
36:27 The continuing debacle over migration laws.
40:49 The appointment of Sam Mostyn as Governor-General.
49:03 and the Opposition’s position on breaking up the big supermarkets. 51:38 Mike Bowers talks the week in pictures with Megan Herbert.
55:32 Final observations from the panel.
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