Idf soldiers told to kill civilians •*graphic
badbrains
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Here's a story making the rounds and sounds like it's gonna be released. Could be a game changer. Idf soldiers are starting to speak out about orders given to them. Again, it's just starting to get out. I read in the next coupe of days it's gonna come out and it isn't gonna look good for them.
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this has war crime written all over it. if not that, then a hate crime...
if this is true, this can get some people in the israeli government executed. not jailed, but executed.
i swear to fucking god, from what i am reading about this latest war, with the targeting of civilians, if you stick a pair of SS lightning bolts on the uniform, i would never be able to tell the difference.
"Well, you tell him that I don't talk to suckas."
"...I changed by not changing at all..."
Did u see the comment about how when this comes out, that soldiers life is gonna be in danger? Something to that effect? Crazy.
i hope that this idf person who is giving this information has withheld his name, because i am thinking that he might be in some serious danger at the hands of his own comrades.
"Well, you tell him that I don't talk to suckas."
you got anything from your area of the world on this story??
"Well, you tell him that I don't talk to suckas."
Amnesty Report - Operation 'Cast Lead': 22 days of death and destruction: P.13-53 http://www.amnesty.org/ar/library/asset/MDE15/015/2009/en/8f299083-9a74-4853-860f-0563725e633a/mde150152009en.pdf
P.14: Based on the evidence it gathered in the course of its field research and other information from a wide range of sources, including that made available by the Israeli authorities, Amnesty International believes that many Palestinian unarmed civilians were killed in attacks and as a result of practices which violated international humanitarian law, and that Israeli forces:
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failed to take all feasible precautions in the choice of means and methods of attack with a view to avoiding, or at least to minimizing, incidental loss of civilian life, injury to civilians and damage to civilian objects;
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carried out disproportionate and indiscriminate attacks;
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carried out direct attacks on civilians and civilian objects, including medical personnel and vehicles;
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failed to allow timely access to and passage of medical and relief personnel and vehicles.
And back in 2005:
http://www.theguardian.com/world/2005/sep/06/israel
Israeli soldiers tell of indiscriminate killings by army and a culture of impunity
Whistleblowers' testimony shows desire for revenge on Palestinians
http://www.theguardian.com/world/2005/sep/06/israel1
Israeli troops say they were given shoot-to-kill order
5 September 2005
Israeli military prosecutors have opened criminal investigations following allegations by soldiers that they carried out illegal shoot-to-kill orders against unarmed Palestinians.
The 17 separate investigations were prompted by the testimony of dozens of troops collected by Breaking the Silence, a pressure group of former Israeli soldiers committed to exposing human rights abuses by the military in suppressing the Palestinian intifada. The investigations cover a range of allegations, including misuse of weapons and other misuses of power.
Some of the soldiers, who also spoke to the Guardian, say they acted on standing orders in some parts of the Palestinian territories to open fire on people regardless of whether they were armed or not, or posed any physical threat.
The soldiers say that in some situations they were ordered to shoot anyone who appeared on a roof or a balcony, anyone who appeared to be kneeling to the ground or anyone who appeared on the street at a designated time. Among those killed by soldiers acting on the orders were young children...
This is a leader of a country. A mother first
everybody screams here at the train "they're killing inocent civilans and babies" and I agree/believe it's a sin they will pay for...but guess what ?...it's a war and the dirty business of war kills without seperation, it does not matter what one side or the other wants because to one side or the other the means to an end is only thru war and war's kill everybody not just the bad guy's ("war is hell - G.Patton)
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I get the feeling there is a lot of external pressure on Israel for their actions, yet it looks as if they don't give two shits. What kind of intervention is necessary for them to back off their aggression?
Godfather.
Godfather.
http://electronicintifada.net/blogs/ali-abunimah/daring-and-lethal-palestinian-raids-gaza-sap-israeli-morale
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5NAhozItSq0#t=189
Daring and lethal Palestinian raids from Gaza sap Israeli morale
07/30/2014
The Israeli army is reeling from two attacks behind its lines by fighters of the Qassam Brigades, the military resistance wing of Hamas.
The attacks are feeding a sense in Israel that its ground assault on Gaza is turning into a disaster and there are indications that Israeli anger and frustration are being taken out with even more deliberate killings of Palestinian civilians.
On Monday, four Israeli soldiers were killed and ten injured when Palestinian resistance fighters fired mortars across the boundary from Gaza.
But the most dramatic incident was a commando raid in which seven Qassam fighters emerged from a tunnel, raided a fortified Israeli army outpost at Nahal Oz inside Israel, killed five soldiers according to the Israeli count, and returned safely to Gaza through the tunnel.
Qassam said its fighters killed 10 Israeli combatants in the attack...
Along with the video of the raid, Qassam’s commander Muhammad Deif released an audio recording saying that his group would not accept a ceasefire which did not end the siege of Gaza. Deif said that his fighters were prepared for a long battle and were working according to a plan rather than “reacting” to events like Israel.
Deif said that the “enemy” had been “defeated” in its ground war and would continue to pay a heavy price as long as its army was in Gaza.
The latest resistance attacks across Israeli lines have rattled frontline Israeli soldiers, one of whom grumbled to Ynet that ” I’m not sure where is safer, inside or outside” Gaza.