Israel's military said Wednesday it will open criminal investigations.

It will look into the killing of a 5-year-old Palestinian girl and her family.

It will also look into the killing of 15 paramedics.

The decision came after a review of 150 incidents.

These incidents were about troop conduct in the war in Gaza.

The military will not investigate three other attacks.

Those attacks killed aid workers from World Central Kitchen and Doctors Without Borders.

Australia's Foreign Minister Penny Wong expressed "outrage."

She was angry at Israel's decision.

Israel will not pursue criminal charges.

The charges were about strikes that killed seven World Central Kitchen workers.

One worker was Australian Zomi Frankcom.

Wong said her government learned of the decision moments before it was announced.

She said the removal of two officers was not enough.

She said reprimands for three others were not enough.

Israel's envoy said he was "very sorry" for Frankcom's family.

He did not apologize for her killing.

At least 10 people were killed Wednesday in two airstrikes in Gaza.

Local hospitals and the Palestinian Red Crescent said this.

The attacks cast doubt on new U.S. efforts.

The U.S. wants to advance a ceasefire.

Israeli troops also crossed the ceasefire line in southern Gaza.

They detained a Hamas police colonel.

Witnesses and a Hamas official said this.

Iranian Parliament Speaker Mohammad Bagher Qalibaf arrived in Iraq.

His visit is for three days.

He praised Iran-backed militias.

He called them a "key component of the country's national power."

France announced it will expel two Iranian diplomats.

This is a response to Iran's expulsion of two French diplomats.

French Foreign Minister Jean-Noël Barrot called the Iranian allegations fabricated.

He said the two Iranians will leave Paris in the coming days.