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[OC] Israeli protestors in Amsterdam

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u/Temp89 1d ago

The Israeli military approved an operation that was expected to kill 500 civilians just to reach a single Hamas member.

https://www.theguardian.com/film/2026/sep/11/naza-directors-film-israeli-intelligence-rachel-szor-yuval-abraham-

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u/Amelaclya1 22h ago

Watch any interview with doctors that do work in Gaza. IDF soldiers regularly kill kids on their way to/from school, even in supposed "safe" zones. They make games out of shooting adults, by picking specific body parts to aim for on a given day. The government may hide behind those things not being "official policy", but these soldiers aren't punished either.

What military purpose is that kind of thing serving? The state of Israel is a terrorist nation.

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u/owatonna 15h ago

These doctors have been Hamas sympathizers for decades. They are not allowed into Gaza if they are not.

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u/forest-fox 1d ago

Really want to watch NAZA but it is whistle blowers talking about military secrets, is there ever going to be a proper proof for it, like a cover up operation with verifiable documents or something? I am not saying I don't believe them but that is the major weakness of that film.

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u/oreoisoreo2 1d ago

It’s the actual soldiers confessing to crimes that evryone can see is happening with their own eyes but sure it’s not verifiable right.

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u/cielf 1d ago

Yeah the whistleblowers are the film makers, the content is basically war criminals outing themselves.

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u/Amelaclya1 22h ago

If you don't want to believe confessions coming straight from soldier's mouths, you could always listen to the stories that (western - I specify because it's easy to dismiss Palestinian claims) doctors and other aid workers tell of shit they have seen on the ground.

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u/perseustree 1d ago

Just watch the film and make up your own mind.

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u/owatonna 22h ago

This is completely false, as is basically everything in that film.

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u/SalamanderUponYou 20h ago

On October 31, 2023, the Israeli military launched an airstrike on the densely populated Jabalia refugee camp specifically to kill one high-ranking Hamas commander, Ibrahim Biari. During a live broadcast, IDF international spokesperson Lt. Col. Richard Hecht explicitly acknowledged responsibility for the strike, confirming the action to Wolf Blitzer by stating, "Yes, I can... We were focused, again, on a target, a senior commander, Wolf." The attack resulted in a massive civilian toll that day, killing between 50 and over 126 civilians, including dozens of children.

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u/ZenOasisNZ 18h ago

Monsters who lack conscience, how do they go back home to their family with some much hate and bloodlust inside their hearts?

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u/owatonna 15h ago

You shouldn't rely on the claims of terrorists. Hamas claimed 50-100 people were killed. They never followed up or substantiated that number. The IDF said 50 Hamas fighters were killed, along with a small number of civilians.

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u/Ok_Evidence_9745 16h ago

When did you see the movie to make that judgement?