raid, [ 267 ] but rejected an independent international inquiry, [ 268 ] [ 269 ] [ 270 ] and said the country is able to conduct a credible review on its own. [ 271 ] Analysts suggested that after the controversial UN-sponsored Goldstone Report , Israel lacks faith that the United Nations can do a credible job of investigating events related to Israel. [ 272 ] An internal Israeli police investigation was halted by Israeli Attorney General Yehuda Weinstein . [ 214 ] A group of Israeli Navy reserve officers issued a letter backing the call for an independent investigation. [ 273 ] The inquiry was charged with investigating the legality of the Gaza blockade, the legality of the Israeli Navy's actions during the raid, and determining whether investigations of claims of war crimes and breaches of international law conformed to Western standards. The Committee was also charged with investigating the Turkish position, and the actions taken by flotilla participants, especially the IHH, and examining the identities and intentions of the flotilla's participants. During the investigation, the Committee heard the testimonies of two flotilla passengers and two Israeli human rights activists. The Committee requested the assistance of the Turkish Embassy in Israel in finding the Captain of the Mavi Marmara so he could be invited to testify. The request was denied, with the response being that the Committee could look at the testimony of the Captain contained in the Turkish report. The Committee also issued an open invitation to